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class foo
{
      public:
      foo() {}
      ~foo() {}
      
      struct
      {
             int a;
      }bar;
};

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malloc just gives you an address to the allocated memory, it doesn't care about if you're going to store ints or chars in that memory.

if CPU.Databus is an int you will get a sign-extension when reading from an 8-bit variable, unless you specifically state otherwise with a cast.

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5. Successfully divide by zero (while playing Duke Nukem Forever).

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I don't use it. I use PeekMessage with hwnd set to NULL.

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No idea without knowing what the relevant code looks like (i.e. your tab creation code, dialog callbacks etc).

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Sure, I'm also putting the tabs on a normal window.

It's just the content you put on each tab that are dialogs (create dialogs without border and caption).

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When you get WM_INITDIALOG in the DlgProc for a given tab, feel free to slap on as many code-generated controls as you wish.

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I use tabs in my DS emulator. Get http://dualis.1emu.net/files/dlsgui-14-src.zip, then take a look in tabs.h/cpp and dualis.cpp (around where it calls create_propsheet).

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I'd say the SNES's video processor kicks the Genesis' butt. And while Genesis has a beefier CPU which is clocked twice as high, it also takes 4 cycles to execute the simplest instructions on it (iirc).

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Yuji Naka supposedly wrote a NES emulator for Genesis.

I wrote a partial NES emulator for the Megadrive a couple of years ago. I never wrote any rendering code, so the only graphical output it had was displaying the current NES palette every frame. Of course the speed was horrible..

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Wouldn't it be easier to just take entirely different code paths depending on the system (implement each cpu emulator as a separate class or something)?

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I just implemented it as ADC(operand^0xFF).

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For authoring NSFs: mck (I prefer ppmck)

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I like the disassembler in FCEUXD, but it lacks in PPU debugging features (think no$gba-style viewers for nametables, attribute tables, palettes, sprites etc).

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Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 / 2 GHz
Mobile Intel 945PM Express
2 GB DDR II SDRAM - 667 MHz
NVIDIA GeForce Go 7700 / 512MB
15.4" TFT 1680 x 1050 WSXGA+
Some generic RealTek soundchip, crappy speakers
160 GB - Serial ATA-150 - 5400 rpm
DVD±RW (+R DL) / DVD-RAM

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