Re: GS Emulator

[daye@CSOS.ORST.EDU (Critical Mass)]

In article <2vl42d$7na@news.iastate.edu>,
Ian Schmidt <irsman@iastate.edu> wrote:
>In article <2vl1ef$nte@cville-srv.wam.umd.edu> litbisc@wam.umd.edu (Edward Brown Shipe) writes:
>>     Read the subject.  I just want to know...  On a Mac or PC, do any of
>>you think it's even remotely possible?  I mean hey, they emulated a Mac with
>>the PPC!  I think that the only real issue, besides how hard it would be, is
>>the speed.  On a PPC though, compiled natively, how could it not be fast 
>>enough?  If a person who _really_ knows the hardware gives it a shot, I'd
>>bet that they can do it.  With a Gravis Ultrasound on the PC, the sound 
>>wouldn't be much of a problem, and VGA can handle the graphics.  
>
>There is now a Super Nintendo emulator for the PC, and the SNES is a
>3.58 Mhz 65816 on a 3.58 Mhz bus...I would therefore submit that
>emulating a 2.6 Mhz 65816 on a 1 Mhz bus would be disgustingly simple :)
>
>

Actually, the SNES on a PC is a bunch of bung...


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