Date   : Wed, 28 Jan 2004 21:53:22 -0000
From   : "Adam Hamilton" <Adam.Hamilton@...>
Subject: Re: Graphics Rendering in BeebEm

> I agree with this in part. Of all the Unix variants that I have tried so
> desperately to compile I have been unsucessful and so I am unable to run a
> BBC emulator under Linux. Since the version of BeebEm that Richard (Moo)
> is working on is IMHO the best there is for windows, it is a shame that it
> is unmatched in the Un*x world.

I started to write a BBC emulator several years back on the UNIX platform,
but I didn't very far. The only stuff I got working before my job and social
life took all my time away, was (a very nice IMHO) graphical debugger which
emulates and debugs 6502 code. At the time Motif became freely available and
so I made good use of that :-)  If you are interested to see it check out
www.qualsar.co.uk/bbcmicro

I too would prefer OpenGL to Direct-X for BeebEm, and if there is enough
call for it, and if Richard is willing, I could have a go at doing a UNIX/X
port once he sorts out all the problems.