diff --git a/COPYING.txt b/COPYING.txt index edc10f9..1b36445 100644 --- a/COPYING.txt +++ b/COPYING.txt @@ -282,64 +282,3 @@ PROGRAMS), EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS - - - How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs - - If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest -possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it -free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms. - - To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest -to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively -convey the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least -the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found. - - - Copyright (C) 19yy - - This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify - it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by - the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or - (at your option) any later version. - - This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, - but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of - MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the - GNU General Public License for more details. - - You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License - along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software - Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA - - -Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail. - -If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this -when it starts in an interactive mode: - - Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) 19yy name of author - Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'. - This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it - under certain conditions; type `show c' for details. - -The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate -parts of the General Public License. Of course, the commands you use may -be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they could even be -mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program. - -You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your -school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if -necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names: - - Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program - `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker. - - , 1 April 1989 - Ty Coon, President of Vice - -This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into -proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may -consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the -library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General -Public License instead of this License. diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile index dee987c..6aee5f6 100644 --- a/Makefile +++ b/Makefile @@ -27,13 +27,13 @@ SrcFiles := \ windows : mkdir -p "bld/" windres -i "src/UI/WIN32/main.rc" --input-format=rc -o "bld/main.res" -O coff --include-dir "src/" - $(CC) -o "minivmac.exe" $(SrcFiles) "src/UI/WIN32/OSGLUWIN.c" \ + $(CC) -o "microvmac.exe" $(SrcFiles) "src/UI/WIN32/OSGLUWIN.c" \ "bld/main.res" $(CCFLAGS) -mwindows -lwinmm -lole32 -luuid linux : mkdir -p "bld/" - $(CC) -o "minivmac.exe" $(SrcFiles) "src/UI/UNIX/OSGLUXWN.c" $(CCFLAGS) -lX11 -ldl + $(CC) -o "microvmac.exe" $(SrcFiles) "src/UI/UNIX/OSGLUXWN.c" $(CCFLAGS) -lX11 -ldl clean : rm -r "bld/" - rm "minivmac.exe" + rm "microvmac.exe" diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index e70f397..a13880d 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ -# Mini vMac (fork by InvisibleUp) +# µvMac 0.37.0 -Forked from Mini vMac by Paul C. Pratt (http://www.gryphel.com/c/minivmac), which was forked from vMac by Philip "PC" Cummins (http://www.vmac.com) +Forked from Mini vMac v36.4 by Paul C. Pratt (http://www.gryphel.com/c/minivmac), which was forked from vMac by Philip "PC" Cummins (http://www.vmac.org/main.html) -Mini vMac is a small, simple emulator for early Motorola 68000 based emulators. Currently we support systems from the original Macintosh 128K all the way up to the Macintosh II. +µvMac (micro vMac) is a small, simple emulator for early Motorola 68000 based emulators. Currently we support systems from the original Macintosh 128K all the way up to the Macintosh II. -This fork was created to clean up and modernize the code base, make the project easier to compile and hack on, and allow for much easier user configuration. +This fork was created to clean up and modernize the code base, make the project easier to compile and hack on, and allow for much easier user configuration. The intent of Mini vMac was to create a "emulator collection" of many very optimized "variations" of the same codebase. I consider this much more trouble than it's worth, and intend to focus more on maintainability and accuracy. ## Screenshots @@ -13,11 +13,11 @@ This fork was created to clean up and modernize the code base, make the project ## Legal info -You can redistribute Mini vMac and/or modify it under the terms +You can redistribute µvMac and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation. See the included file COPYING.txt -Mini vMac is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, +µvMac is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the license for more details. diff --git a/cfg/CNFGRAPI.h b/cfg/CNFGRAPI.h index 123acb7..ccc8c81 100644 --- a/cfg/CNFGRAPI.h +++ b/cfg/CNFGRAPI.h @@ -61,10 +61,10 @@ #define NeedIntlChars 0 #define ItnlKyBdFix 1 -#define kStrAppName "Mini vMac (Viz)" -#define kAppVariationStr "minivmac-viz-36.04-wx64" +#define kStrAppName "micro vMac" +#define kAppVariationStr "uvmac-0.37.0-wx64" #define kStrCopyrightYear "2020" #define kMaintainerName "InvisibleUp" #define kStrHomePage "https://github.com/invisibleup/minivmac" -#define kBldOpts "-br 36 -t wx64" +#define kBldOpts "obsolete" diff --git a/docs/a_var.html b/docs/a_var.html deleted file mode 100644 index 968da55..0000000 --- a/docs/a_var.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ - Mini vMac 37 Variations Service
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Mini vMac 37 *Alpha*

Variations Service (Basic)

Directions

How to use this page.

Press the button above after choosing your options from below.

Your computer runs :

The above choice is the only one required. Change at least one of the options below to customize your variation.

Sponsor Code (without this a demo is created) :

Language for the user interface :

The computer to emulate :

Screen Size :

Screen Color Depth (Macintosh II only) :

:

Many more options are available in the

Advanced Variations Service

For updating an existing variation, there is also the

Text Based Variations Service

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Mini vMac 37 *Alpha*

Variations Service (Basic) Directions

Alpha! Variations for the current stable version are available from the main Mini vMac Variations Service page. For more information about the Alpha, see the Mini vMac 37 download page.

Mini vMac has no preference settings, which helps to keep it small, simple, and reliable. Instead, options can be chosen at compile time. You can compile a variation of Mini vMac with options you desire following the instructions on the Build page.

Or, I can compile variations for you.

With a donation to the Gryphel Project of ten dollars or more, you will receive a “Sponsor Code” that can be used to request custom variations, as many as you could reasonably want for a period of a year. You can make as many copies of these variations as you want, and give them to anyone, under the GNU General Public License (GPL).

Without a Sponsor Code, you can request Demo versions, that are identical to the regular version, except that the word “Demo” floats around the emulated screen.

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Directions

Select the options you desire from the Mini vMac *Alpha* Variations Service (Basic) page, including your Sponsor Code if you have one, then press the “Make custom variation” button at top. (The link in each option’s name leads to documentation for that option.)

In around 5 seconds, a page will appear with a download link. Click on the link to download your compiled variation. (You should probably also save the page, to record the options chosen and other details.) You can also verify md5 checksum and message signature displayed on the page.

Meanwhile, the Variation Server has been double checking, by compiling the variation a second time. If you reload the page with your web browser (another 5 seconds or so after the page first appears), a line at the bottom that said “Preliminary Result” should change to “Final Result (both compiles match)”. Otherwise, an error will be displayed.

To prevent taking too much space on my hosting provider’s computers, older custom variations will eventually be removed. So please download your variation promptly.

After you download the variation, extract the application from the archive, and place the appropriate ROM image file into the same folder, just as is done for the standard compile of Mini vMac. Mini vMac does not create preference files or change registry settings or make any other changes to your computer. So there is no problem in having multiple variations of Mini vMac installed.

The Basic Variations Service offers only a few options. Many more options can be accessed through the Advanced Variations Service. For updating an existing variation, either to change some options or to use the same options in a newer version of Mini vMac, there is also the Text Based Variations Service.

Some fine print

The Variations Service only promises to build variations accurately from the public Mini vMac source. No guarantee is made that the built variations are suitable for any purpose. (Please report any bugs.) It is possible that some variations can not be built at all due to bugs in the Mini vMac source. Otherwise, requested variations will be built eventually, but there is no guarantee of how long it will take, due to hardware failures and such issues.

The Variations Service is reproducible. That is, if you ask for the same options twice, you will get the exact same application archive. (The file name will be different, but the contents are the same.) The Sponsor Code used does not effect the resulting Variation, so two sponsors requesting the same variation will get the same result. (With no Sponsor Code, a demo is created, which is different from the sponsored variation.)

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Mini vMac 37 *Alpha*

Variations Service (Advanced)

Directions

How to use this page.

Press the button above after choosing your options from below.

Your computer runs :

The above choice is the only one required. Change at least one of the options below to customize your variation.

Sponsor Code (without this a demo is created) :

Language for the user interface :

The computer to emulate :

Screen Size :

or, type in any size (e.g. “800 x 400”):

Screen Color Depth (Macintosh II only) :

Full Screen Mode :

Magnify Mode :

Start On

Magnification Factor :

Sound :

Sound Sample Size :

Number of disk images :

Non Disk Image Protection :

Disable

Support for Disk Copy 4.2 disk image format :

Save Dialog :

Disable

Insert Ith Disk Image :

Enable

Command Control Swap :

On

Alternate Keyboard Mode :

Enable

International Keyboard fix :

Initial Speed :

Run in Background :

Start On

AutoSlow :

Start Off

Timing Accuracy :

Emulated CPU :

force 68020

Memory :

Caret Blink Time :

Double Click Time :

Menu Blinks :

Keyboard Repeat Threshold :

Keyboard Repeat Rate :

Sound Volume :

Extensions :

Minimum

Mouse Emulation Accuracy :

Less

Grab Keys in Full Screen :

Disable

Control Interrupt :

Disable

Control Reset :

Disable

Emulated Control Key :

Disable

32 bit drawing :

Graphics Switching :

Enable

Code Signing :

Disable

Sandboxing :

Enable

Alternate Happy Mac Icon :

ROM Size :

Check ROM Checksum :

Disable Rom Check :

Disable Ram Test :

LocalTalk :

On

LocalTalk Over :

Icon Master :

On

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Mini vMac 37 *Alpha*

Variations Service (Advanced) Directions

Alpha! Variations for the current stable version are available from the main Mini vMac Variations Service page. For more information about the Alpha, see the Mini vMac 37 download page.

The Advanced Variations Service works in pretty much the same way as the Basic Variations Service, but with many more options.

One difference is that a link in each option’s name leads to documentation for that option.

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Mini vMac 37 *Alpha*

Variations Service (Text Based)

Use the ‘P’ command of the Mini vMac Control Mode (type Control-P, usually) in an existing variation of Mini vMac 36 or later to copy its options, and then paste them here:

Enter any desired additional or changed options from the “Options documentation”:

(The above can be left blank if you are simply updating an existing variation to a new version of Mini vMac, or creating a sponsored version of a demo.)

Sponsor Code (without this a demo is created) :

After this button is pressed, the Text Based Variations Service works the same way as the Basic Variations Service.

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About

Mini vMac

The Mini vMac emulator collection allows modern computers to run software made for early Macintosh computers, the computers that Apple sold from 1984 to 1996 based upon Motorola's 680x0 microprocessors. The first member of this collection emulates the Macintosh Plus.

Mini vMac began in 2001 as a spin off of the program vMac. It was originally intended to be of limited interest, a simpler version to serve as a programmers introduction to vMac. But vMac hasn’t been updated in many years, so Mini vMac may now be considered its continuation.

The “Mini” in the name now means that each emulator in the collection is as small and simple as possible. The meta program and data that generate the emulators (the Mini vMac build system) are rather bigger. Besides the Macintosh Plus, there are also emulations of the Macintosh 128K, 512K, 512Ke, SE, Classic, and SE FDHD. Work is in progress on Macintosh II emulation. There are also numerous other options.

Mini vMac requires a ROM image file to run, and so can be legally used only by those who own a 680x0 based Macintosh. This leads to the question, if you need to own the real computer to use it, what is the use of the emulator? First, a real Macintosh won’t last forever. It is common for the power supply to fail. It is still legal to use the emulation after the real computer breaks. And second, the emulation is more convenient than the real thing. It is much faster (on modern computers) and you can use a better screen, keyboard, and mouse. And it is easier to transfer files between the modern computer and the emulator.

Mini vMac is part of the Gryphel Project, about helping to preserve software made for early Macintosh computers. Another component of the Gryphel Project is a list of Alternatives to Mini vMac.

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+The µvMac emulator allows modern computers +to run software made for early Macintosh +computers, the computers that Apple sold from 1984 to 1996 +based upon Motorola's 680x0 microprocessors, most notably the +Macintosh Plus. +

+ +

µvMac is maintained by InvisibleUp.

+ +

+ µvMac began in 2020 as a spin off of the program Mini vMac. Mini vMac, + while great, was inflexible and very difficult to maintain. This fork + was created to clean up and modernize the code base, make the project + easier to compile and hack on, and allow for much easier user + configuration. The intent of Mini vMac was to create a "emulator + collection" of many very optimized "variations" of the same codebase. + I consider this much more trouble than it's worth, and intend to focus + more on maintainability and accuracy. +

+ +

+ The “micro” in the name refers more to the side and simplicity + of the codebase than of any particular binary. That said, having every + possible system emulated by one single program would, in fact, be smaller. + Also it was meant to imply that this comes "after" Mini vMac. +

+ Besides the Macintosh Plus, there + are also emulations of the Macintosh 128K, 512K, 512Ke, + SE, Classic, and SE FDHD. + Work is in progress on Macintosh II emulation, which seems to be mostly + stable from what testing I've done. +

+ + + diff --git a/docs/alpha.html b/docs/alpha.html deleted file mode 100644 index 53858c0..0000000 --- a/docs/alpha.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ - Download Mini vMac 37
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Download

Mini vMac 37 *Alpha*

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Source Code (info) Version 200301 in compressed archive file.

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Alpha! The current stable version is available from the main Mini vMac Download page. For more information about the Alpha, see the Mini vMac 37 changes page, and the general Gryphel Project News.

While Mini vMac 37 is in Alpha (and therefore frequently changing), the set of compiled standard variations is not provided. You can either compile Mini vMac yourself, or the Variations Service can compile it for you.

Mini vMac Variations Service . . . try it out!

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Compiling

Macintosh 680x0 Applications

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How to compile Macintosh 680x0 applications belonging to the Gryphel Project, including many of the Mini vMac extras.

Each of these applications is released as a disk image, all of them in the same format. At the top level of the image is the compiled application and a folder named "source". The source folder contains a file named "app.c", and also other files, with names ending in ".i", that are used by "app.c". All of the source code is written in the C language, except for the Macintosh style "resources". The resources are contained only in the compiled application, there is no other original copy in the disk image.

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MPW using Symantec C compiler

MPW using MPW C compiler

Metrowerks C/C++ 68K 1.1

Symantec C++ 6.0

MPW using Symantec C compiler

The Symantec C compiler is included in the Macintosh Programmer's Workshop 3.5 Golden Master that is still available from Apple.

To compile the Mini vMac build system, mount its disk image, and then execute these commands: 

Set TheApp MnvM_bld
SC -opt space -proto strict -w 17 -b2 -mbg off "{TheApp}:source:app.c" -o "{TheApp}:app.o"
Link -rn "{TheApp}:app.o" "{Libraries}Interface.o" "{Libraries}MacRuntime.o" -o "{TheApp}:{TheApp}"
Delete "{TheApp}:app.o"

To compile other applications, replace 'MnvM_bld' in the first line.

To execute commands in MPW, enter them into the Worksheet, select them, and then press the “Enter” key. The compile is done when the cursor stops spinning.

MPW 3.5 requires a Macintosh II or later. The Mini vMac Macintosh II emulation in development works well enough to run this version of MPW.

MPW using MPW C compiler

The MPW C compiler is included in MPW 3.0 (other versions might or might not also work).

To compile the Mini vMac build system, mount its disk image, and then execute these commands: 

Set TheApp MnvM_bld
C -r -b2 -mbg off "{TheApp}:source:app.c" -i "{TheApp}:source:" -o "{TheApp}:app.o"
Link -rn "{TheApp}:app.o" "{clibraries}CRuntime.o" "{clibraries}CInterface.o" "{libraries}Interface.o" -o "{TheApp}:{TheApp}"
Delete "{TheApp}:app.o"

To compile other applications, replace 'MnvM_bld' in the first line.

Metrowerks C/C++ 68K 1.1

... to be documented ...

Symantec C++ 6.0

... to be documented ...

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Mini vMac Branches

Downloads of each major branch of Mini vMac:
: : (see also Lists of Changes for these branches)

Mini vMac 37.xx is in alpha

Mini vMac 36.xx is the current stable version

Mini vMac 3.5.8

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Building Mini vMac

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How to build the Mini vMac program from the source code.

Warning : This is not recommended unless you are a programmer familiar with the C language and your chosen development environment. First, the versions I provide (the standard Variations and the Variations Service), which are compiled using a specific version of GCC, are much better tested. Compiling with other development environments may encounter compiler bugs and Mini vMac bugs that only some compilers trigger. I try ensure that Mini vMac can compile with other development environments at the time of final release of a branch, but the results are not tested too thoroughly. Further, new versions of development environments released later may cause further problems, which won’t be corrected before the next branch of Mini vMac. So, when you compile your own copy of Mini vMac, you will need to test it thoroughly, and find a fix for any problems yourself. Second, for all development environments besides the set of GCC cross compilers that I use, the build system just tries to configure it for maximum chance of working correctly, and not for performance. If you want good performance, you will need to try out various compiler options, see what is fastest, and then thoroughly test to make sure that it works correctly. Third, if you are not familiar with your chosen development environment, I can not teach everyone in that position. For lack of time, and that I’m no expert in all development environments either.

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First download the source code archive from the download page, a file with the name like “minivmac-3x.xx.src.tgz”. Extract from this file to get a folder. (Whose contents are described in the Contents of the source distribution page.)

The source for the configuration tool is in “setup”folder. In a unix like system, such as Linux on x86-64, it can be compiled using something like “gcc setup/tool.c -o setup_t”, then run with something like “./setup_t -t lx64 > setup.sh”, and the output run with “. setup.sh”, and then Mini vMac can be compiled with “make”.

Besides “-t”, the configuration tool accepts many more options, listed on the Mini vMac Options page. The Develop page has more options useful to developers and maintainers.

Before compiling the configuration tool, you can insert definitions into “setup/CONFIGUR.i”, such as to specify what development environment you are using. The Setup Tool Configuration page lists such choices.

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Mini vMac

Credits

A list of people who have contributed code to Mini vMac. (Please also see the list of Sponsors of the Gryphel Project.)

Mini vMac is based upon Richard F. Bannister’s Macintosh port of vMac. See:

http://www.bannister.org/software/

(vMac for Macintosh no longer seems to be available here.)

vMac was written by Philip Cummins and others. Please see this credits page:

http://www.vmac.org/credits.html

The vMac home page is:

http://www.vmac.org

If that page looks blank with your browser, try

http://www.vmac.org/main.html

The downloads area for vMac currently seems to be broken.

The port to Microsoft Windows used as a starting point the Windows port of vMac, by Weston Pawlowski, Bill Miller, Ryan Hill, and Mike Voellinger. Additional contributors to the Windows port of vMac include Andre Masella, Lauri Pesonen, Hoshi Takanori, Jose Urena and Darek Michocka. vMac for Windows can be found at the vMac home page.

The port to PocketPC is by Fabio Concas. See:

http://jpdefault.altervista.org/?p=software&id=minivmac

The port to the X Window System used as a starting point the X port of vMac, by Michael Hanni. Additional contributors to the X port of vMac include Ian Stephenson, Matt, Frederic Roussel, and Sam Strohl. vMac for X can be found at the vMac home page.

Initial sound support in the Linux version using ALSA is by Stephan Kochen. The technique to dynamically load the ALSA library, so that Mini vMac can still run if it is not present, was seen in Simple DirectMedia Layer source code.

The port to the Simple DirectMedia Layer 2.0 API is based upon a port by Manuel Alfayate (based on the existing port to SDL 1.2).

John Perkins made sure Mini vMac can be compiled for IRIX.

The French translation of the program strings is by Pierre Lemieux, with some proofreading assistance by Gaël Coupé. Pierre Lemieux also made many suggestions for the English strings.

The Italian translation of the program strings was originally by Fabio Concas, with later updates by Gianluca Abbiati.

The German translation of the program strings is by Detlef Kahner.

The Dutch translation of the program strings is by Luc Pauwels.

The Spanish translation of the program strings is by Chir.

The Polish translation of the program strings is by Przemysław Buczkowski.

The Brazilian Portuguese translation of the program strings is by Mauricio.

The Catalan translation of the program strings is by ArduinoXino.

The Czech translation of the program strings is by Anonymous.

The Serbian translation of the program strings is by SerbXenomorph.

Since I have never done any X programming before, I learned more by looking at other programs, such as Basilisk II, the UAE Amiga Emulator, Bochs, QuakeForge, DooM Legacy, and the FLTK. A few snippets from them are used in Mini vMac.

The core cpu emulation code of vMac was adapted from the UAE Amiga Emulator by Bernd Schmidt.

The FPU (Floating Point Unit) emulation was originally written for Mini vMac by Ross Martin. This code was modified to use SoftFloat, by John Hauser (as found in the Bochs emulator), plus some extensions to SoftFloat by Stanislav Shwartsman (also found in Bochs). Though using SoftFloat is slower than using native floating point, it ensures consistent results on different computers, and makes it easier to compile with different development environments.

Basilisk II source code was a useful reference when implementing video card emulation (used for Macintosh II emulation).

MESS source code (now merged into MAME), had useful hints for emulating the Apple Sound Chip (for Macintosh II emulation).

Improvements to the support of Disk Copy 4.2 format disk images are from Jesús A. Álvarez's ("zydeco") iPhone/iPod Touch port, using information found in the Lisa Emulator Project by Ray A. Arachelian.

LocalTalk emulation was written for Mini vMac by Mike Fort.

LocalTalk over UDP was written by Rob Mitchelmore.

Support for emulation of the “Twiggy” Macintosh prototype is by Matěj Hybler.

The alternate “Happy Mac” icons are by Steve Chamberlin.

The code for moving the mouse in Mac OS 9 and earlier is adapted from MoveMouse.c by Dan Sears, which says that it is “Based on code from Jon Wtte, Denis Pelli, Apple, and a timely suggestion from Bo Lindbergh.” It also says that ‘For documentation of the CDM, see Apple Tech Note “HW 01 - ADB (The Untold Story: Space Aliens ate my mouse)”’.

The trick to moving the mouse in Mac OS X without the mouse freezing for a moment was found in “SDL_QuartzWM.m” of the “Simple DirectMedia Layer”, Copyright (C) 1997-2003 Sam Lantinga. See:

http://www.libsdl.org/index.php

Advice from Toni Willen (of WinUAE), obtained by "easymode", was a helpful starting point in figuring out how to not monopolize the processor in the Windows version.

Drag and Drop support in the X version is based on the specification “XDND: Drag-and-Drop Protocol for the X Window System” developed by John Lindal at New Planet Software, and the included examples, one by Paul Sheer. See:

https://freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/XDND/

Code for hiding the cursor in the X version is adapted from X11_CreateNullCursor in context.x11.c in quakeforge 0.5.5, copyright Id Software, Inc. Zephaniah E. Hull, and Jeff Teunissen. See:

http://www.quakeforge.net

The jdate function used in the Windows and X version of Mini vMac is from “Webalizer - a web server log analysis program” by Bradford L. Barrett. See:

http://www.webalizer.org

The GNU General Public License is from the Free Software Foundation. See:

http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html.

Mini vMac is extensively modified from vMac, so I should take blame for any bugs I’ve introduced.

:

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µvMac - Credits

+ Back +
+ +
+ +A list of people who have contributed code to µvMac. + +

µvMac is based upon Paul C. Pratt's Mini vMac.

+ +

Mini vMac is based upon Richard F. Bannister’s +Macintosh port of vMac. See:

+
+

http://www.bannister.org/software/

+ +

(vMac for Macintosh no longer seems to + be available here.)

+
+ +

vMac was written by Philip Cummins and others. +Please see this credits page:

+
+

http://www.vmac.org/credits.html

+
+ +

The vMac home page is:

+
+

http://www.vmac.org

+
+ +

If that page looks blank with your browser, try

+
+

http://www.vmac.org/main.html

+
+

The downloads area for vMac currently seems to be broken.

+ +

The port to Microsoft Windows used as a starting +point the Windows port of vMac, by Weston Pawlowski, +Bill Miller, Ryan Hill, and Mike Voellinger. +Additional contributors to the Windows port +of vMac include Andre Masella, Lauri Pesonen, +Hoshi Takanori, Jose Urena and Darek Michocka. +vMac for Windows can be found at +the vMac home page.

+ +

The port to PocketPC is by Fabio Concas. See:

+ +
+

http://jpdefault.altervista.org/?p=software&id=minivmac

+
+ +

The port to the X Window System used as a starting +point the X port of vMac, by Michael Hanni. +Additional contributors to the X port of +vMac include Ian Stephenson, Matt, Frederic Roussel, +and Sam Strohl. +vMac for X can be found at the vMac home page.

+ +

+Initial sound support in the Linux version using ALSA is by Stephan +Kochen. The technique to dynamically load the ALSA library, so that +Mini vMac can still run if it is not present, was seen in +Simple DirectMedia Layer +source code. +

+ +

The port to the +Simple DirectMedia Layer +2.0 API is based upon a +port by Manuel Alfayate +(based on the existing port to SDL 1.2). +

+ +

+John Perkins +made sure Mini vMac can be compiled for IRIX. +

+ +

The French translation of the program strings is by Pierre Lemieux, +with some proofreading assistance by Gaël Coupé. Pierre Lemieux +also made many suggestions for the English strings. +

+ + + +

The Italian translation of the program strings was originally by +Fabio Concas, +with later updates by Gianluca Abbiati.

+ +

The German translation of the program strings is by +Detlef Kahner.

+ +

The Dutch translation of the program strings is by +Luc Pauwels.

+ +

The Spanish translation of the program strings is by + Chir.

+ +

The Polish translation of the program strings is by +Przemysław Buczkowski.

+ +

The Brazilian Portuguese translation of the program strings is by +Mauricio.

+ +

The Catalan translation of the program strings is by +ArduinoXino.

+ +

The Czech translation of the program strings is by +Anonymous.

+ +

The Serbian translation of the program strings is by +SerbXenomorph.

+ +

Since I have never done any X programming before, +I learned more by looking at other programs, such as +Basilisk II, +the UAE Amiga Emulator, +Bochs, +QuakeForge, +DooM Legacy, and the +FLTK. +A few snippets from them are used in Mini vMac.

+ +

The core cpu emulation code of vMac was adapted from the +UAE Amiga Emulator +by Bernd Schmidt.

+ +

The FPU (Floating Point Unit) emulation was originally +written for Mini vMac by Ross Martin. This code was modified +to use SoftFloat, by John Hauser (as found in the Bochs emulator), +plus some extensions to SoftFloat by Stanislav Shwartsman +(also found in Bochs). +Though using SoftFloat is slower than using native floating point, +it ensures consistent results on different computers, +and makes it easier to compile with different development environments. +

+ +

Basilisk II source code +was a useful reference when implementing video card emulation +(used for Macintosh II emulation).

+ +

+MESS source code +(now merged into +MAME), had useful +hints for emulating the Apple Sound Chip (for +Macintosh II emulation). +

+ +

Improvements to the support of Disk Copy 4.2 format disk +images are from Jesús A. Álvarez's ("zydeco") +iPhone/iPod Touch port, +using information found in the +Lisa Emulator Project +by Ray A. Arachelian. + +

LocalTalk emulation was written for Mini vMac by +Mike Fort. +

+ +

LocalTalk over UDP was written by Rob Mitchelmore. +

+ +

Support for emulation of the “Twiggy” Macintosh +prototype is by Matěj Hybler. +

+ +

+The alternate “Happy Mac” icons are by +Steve Chamberlin. +

+ +

The code for moving the mouse in Mac OS 9 and earlier +is adapted from MoveMouse.c by Dan Sears, which says that +it is “Based on code from Jon Wtte, Denis Pelli, +Apple, and a timely suggestion from Bo Lindbergh.” +It also says that ‘For documentation of the CDM, see Apple +Tech Note “HW 01 - ADB (The Untold Story: Space Aliens +ate my mouse)”’.

+ +

The trick to moving the mouse in Mac OS X without +the mouse freezing for a moment was found in +“SDL_QuartzWM.m” of the “Simple DirectMedia Layer”, +Copyright (C) 1997-2003 Sam Lantinga. See:

+
+

http://www.libsdl.org/index.php

+
+ +

Advice from Toni Willen (of WinUAE), obtained by +"easymode", was a helpful starting point in figuring out +how to not monopolize the processor in the Windows version.

+ +

Drag and Drop support in the X version is +based on the specification +“XDND: Drag-and-Drop Protocol for the X Window System” +developed by John Lindal at New Planet Software, and +the included examples, one by Paul Sheer. See:

+
+

https://freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/XDND/

+
+ +

Code for hiding the cursor in the X version is adapted +from X11_CreateNullCursor in context.x11.c in +quakeforge 0.5.5, copyright Id Software, Inc. +Zephaniah E. Hull, and Jeff Teunissen. See:

+
+

http://www.quakeforge.net

+
+ +

The jdate function used in the Windows and X version of +Mini vMac is from “Webalizer - a web server log analysis +program” by Bradford L. Barrett. See:

+
+

http://www.webalizer.org

+
+ +

The GNU General Public License is from the Free Software +Foundation. See:

+
+

http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html.

+
+ + + diff --git a/docs/dnld_128.html b/docs/dnld_128.html deleted file mode 100644 index 9fe9e6c..0000000 --- a/docs/dnld_128.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ - Download Mini vMac 36.04 Macintosh 128K Variations
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36.04 (Stable) Macintosh 128K Variations

These variations emulate a Macintosh 128K (using the “-m 128K” build option). The main Download page has many more options.

:

Macintosh OS

x86-64 (58K)
for any Mac made after 2012
(and some earlier ones)

x86-32 (43K)
for any Mac made after 2006

for earlier Macs:
PowerPC (50K)

Microsoft Windows

x86-32 (65K)
for any PC

x86-64 (73K)

Linux

x86-32 (45K)

x86-64 (51K)
PowerPC (52K)
ARM (49K)
SPARC (50K)

FreeBSD

x86-32 (44K)

x86-64 (49K)

NetBSD

x86-32 (43K)

x86-64 (49K)

OpenIndiana

x86-32 (43K)

x86-64 (48K)

Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0

ARM (47K)

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36.04 (Stable) Macintosh II Variations

These variations emulate a Macintosh II with a 640x480 display with 256 colors (using the “-m II” build option). The main Download page has many more options.

Warning : Macintosh II emulation in Mini vMac is incomplete, and should not be relied on to give accurate results, particularly numeric results. (Emulation of the Floating Point Unit is the main incomplete part.) It does seem suitable for games, many of which appear to work perfectly well.

:

Macintosh OS X

x86-64 (91K)
for any Mac made after 2012
(and some earlier ones)

x86-32 (84K)
for any Mac made after 2006

for earlier Macs:
PowerPC (92K)

Microsoft Windows

x86-32 (105K)
for any PC

x86-64 (108K)

Linux

x86-32 (86K)

x86-64 (83K)
PowerPC (97K)
ARM (93K)
SPARC (96K)

FreeBSD

x86-32 (84K)

x86-64 (81K)

NetBSD

x86-32 (84K)

x86-64 (81K)

OpenIndiana

x86-32 (83K)

x86-64 (80K)

Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0

ARM (88K)

...

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36.04 (Stable) Standard Variations

To get started with Mini vMac, download one of the following compiled applications, and then go to the Getting Started page. (If you have not already seen it, check the about page to learn more about Mini vMac.)

These “standard variations” emulate a Macintosh Plus. The main Download page has many more options.

:

Macintosh OS X

x86-64 (58K)
for any Mac made after 2012
(and some earlier ones)

x86-32 (44K)
for any Mac made after 2006

for earlier Macs:
PowerPC (50K)

Microsoft Windows

x86-32 (65K)
for any PC

x86-64 (74K)

Linux

x86-32 (45K)

x86-64 (52K)
PowerPC (52K)
ARM (50K)
SPARC (50K)

FreeBSD

x86-32 (44K)

x86-64 (49K)

NetBSD

x86-32 (44K)

x86-64 (50K)

OpenIndiana

x86-32 (43K)

x86-64 (48K)

Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0

ARM (47K)

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Mini vMac 36.04 (Stable)

This is the stable branch. Downloads are also available for other branches of Mini vMac.

Download Standard Variations

For emulating a Macintosh Plus, with an English user interface, for various platforms.

Mini vMac Variations Service . . . try it out!

There are many other possible variations, emulating other Macintosh models, other screen sizes, using other languages for the user interface, and much more. The Variations Service can compile the variations you desire.

Download Source Code (500K)

Or, you can compile variations yourself from the source, following instructions in the Building Mini vMac page.

Download Macintosh II Variations

The most popular nonstandard variation, using the “-m II” build option.

Download Macintosh 128K Variations

Emulate the original Macintosh, using the “-m 128K” build option.

MD5 Checksums (4K)

You can use these checksums to verify that files downloaded correctly. They are signed with Gryphel Key 5.

I provide versions of Mini vMac compiled for various platforms. There are also ports by other people to additional platforms.

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Mini vMac

a miniature early Macintosh emulator

:

For a quick start, Download a standard variation, to emulate a Macintosh Plus on OS X, Windows, Linux, and many others.

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About

Summary : The Mini vMac emulator collection allows modern computers to run software made for early Macintosh computers, the computers that Apple sold from 1984 to 1996 based upon Motorola's 680x0 microprocessors. Mini vMac is part of the Gryphel Project.

Screenshots

What it looks like. For example, a Macintosh Plus running System 7.5.5:

8K Picture

Testimonials

What users say

License

Free and Open Source - GPL

Credits

Who helped make it

Download

Compiled applications, source code, checksums, and the Variations Service.

Start

How to get started with Mini vMac

Use

Using Mini vMac

Recipes

Beyond the Getting Started Guide

Control

How to control the user interface

Hardware

Emulated Hardware Reference

Options

Compile time options

Extras

Extra software to be used with Mini vMac

Changes

What's new

Contents

What's in the source distribution

Build

How to build Mini vMac from the source

Develop

Options for developers

Ports

By other people

Compile

How to compile the Mini vMac extras

Localization

About translations of the user interface

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Check the Gryphel Project News for the latest information.

As you read this documentation, if you notice any mistakes, even as trivial as a misspelled word, please let me know about it. There is a link to the feedback form at the top of every page. You can just say which page and give before and after text - telling me your name or email address is optional.

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+

µvMac

+ An emulator for early (68000-based) Macintoshes +
+
+ +

About

+
+ Summary: µvMac (micro vMac) is an emulator allows modern computers + to run software made for early Macintosh + computers, the computers that Apple sold from 1984 to 1996 + based upon Motorola's 680x0 microprocessors. + This is a fork of Mini vMac, maintained by + InvisibleUp. The original page for Mini + vMac is hosted at gryphel.com. +
+ +

Screenshots

+
+

What it looks like. For example, a Macintosh Plus running System 7.5.5:

+ +
+ +

License (GPL v2)

+

Credits

+

FAQ

+

Ports

+ +
+

How to Use

+

Getting Started

+

Using Mini vMac

+

Recipes

+

User Interface Instructions

+

Extra Macintosh Software

+ +
+

Development reference

+

Changelog

+

Emulated Hardware Reference

+

Compile options (obsolete, for dev reference only)

+

Source contents

+

Compiling (obsolete)

+

Developer-specific compile options (also obsolete)

+

Driver compile instructions

+

Localization

+ + + diff --git a/docs/license.html b/docs/license.html index 7c2d6ad..ce440c7 100644 --- a/docs/license.html +++ b/docs/license.html @@ -1 +1,130 @@ - License for Mini vMac
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License

Mini vMac is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2. For more information, see the file COPYING, included with the Mini vMac source distribution.

Mini vMac is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the license for more details.

vMac is not GPL’d. Mini vMac is distributed under the GPL with the gracious permission of the authors of vMac.

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+ +

+Mini vMac is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public +License, version 2. +Mini vMac is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT +ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or +FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the license for more details. +

+ +

+vMac is not GPL’d. Mini vMac is distributed under the GPL with the +gracious permission of the authors of vMac. +

+ +
+

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
+ Version 2, June 1991

+ +

Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
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Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
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3.5.8 (Old) Macintosh 128K Variations

Old! Current stable versions are available from the main Download Mini vMac 36 Macintosh 128K Variations page.

These variations emulate a Macintosh 128K (using the “-m 128K” build option). The main Download page has many more options.

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Macintosh OS X (important: see notes)

x86-32 (44K)
for any Mac made after 2006

x86-64 (53K)
for any Mac made after 2012
(and some earlier ones)

for earlier Macs:
PowerPC (51K)

Microsoft Windows

x86-32 (66K)
for any PC

x86-64 (74K)

Linux

x86-32 (46K)

x86-64 (52K)
PowerPC (53K)
ARM (50K)
SPARC (51K)

FreeBSD

x86-32 (44K)

x86-64 (50K)

NetBSD

x86-32 (44K)

x86-64 (50K)

OpenIndiana

x86-32 (43K)

x86-64 (49K)

Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0

ARM (48K)

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More Ports, for running upon other computers, by other people

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3.5.8 (Old) Macintosh II Variations

Old! Current stable versions are available from the main Download Mini vMac 36 Macintosh II Variations page.

These variations emulate a Macintosh II with a 640x480 display with 256 colors (using the “-m II” build option). The main Download Old page has many more options.

Warning : Macintosh II emulation in Mini vMac is incomplete, and should not be relied on to give accurate results, particularly numeric results. (Emulation of the Floating Point Unit is the main incomplete part.) It does seem suitable for games, many of which appear to work perfectly well.

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Macintosh OS X (important: see notes)

x86-32 (86K)
for any Mac made after 2006

x86-64 (86K)
for any Mac made after 2012
(and some earlier ones)

for earlier Macs:
PowerPC (94K)

Microsoft Windows

x86-32 (107K)
for any PC

x86-64 (109K)

Linux

x86-32 (87K)

x86-64 (85K)
PowerPC (98K)
ARM (94K)
SPARC (97K)

FreeBSD

x86-32 (85K)

x86-64 (82K)

NetBSD

x86-32 (85K)

x86-64 (83K)

OpenIndiana

x86-32 (85K)

x86-64 (81K)

Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0

ARM (90K)

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More Ports, for running upon other computers, by other people

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3.5.8 (Old) Standard Variations

Old! Current stable versions are available from the main Download Mini vMac 36 Standard Variations page.

These “standard variations” emulate a Macintosh Plus. The main Download Old page has many more options.

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Macintosh OS X (important: see notes)

x86-32 (44K)
for any Mac made after 2006

x86-64 (53K)
for any Mac made after 2012
(and some earlier ones)

for earlier Macs:
PowerPC (51K)

Microsoft Windows

x86-32 (66K)
for any PC

x86-64 (74K)

Linux

x86-32 (46K)

x86-64 (52K)
PowerPC (53K)
ARM (50K)
SPARC (51K)

FreeBSD

x86-32 (44K)

x86-64 (50K)

NetBSD

x86-32 (44K)

x86-64 (50K)

OpenIndiana

x86-32 (43K)

x86-64 (49K)

Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0

ARM (48K)

...

More Ports, for running upon other computers, by other people

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Download

Mini vMac 3.5.8 (Old)

Old! Current stable versions are available from the main Download Mini vMac page.

Download Standard Variations

For emulating a Macintosh Plus, with an English user interface, for various platforms.

Download Source Code (662K)

Or, you can compile variations yourself from the source, following instructions in the Building Mini vMac page.

Download Macintosh II Variations

The most popular nonstandard variation, using the “-m II” build option.

Download Macintosh 128K Variations

Emulate the original Macintosh, using the “-m 128K” build option.

MD5 Checksums (4K)

You can use these checksums to verify that files downloaded correctly. They are signed with Gryphel Key 5.

I provide versions of Mini vMac compiled for various platforms. There are also ports by other people to additional platforms.

This page has an older version of Mini vMac. For current stable version, see the main Mini vMac Download page.

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Mini vMac

Testimonials

What people have said about Mini vMac - a selection from recent mail ...

Fri, Sep 16 2016

I'm a Linux user, and Mini vMac works great. Thanks for all your amazing work!

Mon, Apr 18 2016

[...] Anyway, thanks a lot for your work, it was really fun to be able to play with my children to Lode Runner in all its glory!

Wed, Apr 6 2016

Hi, I’ve been a user of Mini vMac for about 9-10 years now, and enjoyed every moment of using it. [...]

Tue, 14 May 2013

mini vMac is really amazing. I am one of the original developers of After Dark, and I was able to run After Dark, and THINK C 5.0 inside Mini vMac on a modern Retina MBP with very little fuss. It's fast!

Wed, 22 Feb 2012

I can't express enough to you how nice it has been to be able to take a step into the past and relive the old Mac operating system. There's a staggering level of nostalgia hitting me that I can't describe every time I use your emulator, so I just wanted to thank you for taking care of such an important part of my past. :-)

Tim R.

Tue, 7 Feb 2012

[...] a word of thanks to you for your continued work on Mini vMac. It is without question the best emulator I have ever seen.

John

Sat, 19 Nov 2011

I was so amazed to find that mini vmac ran under Lion and so does (apparently) my Mac program that I wrote in 1991!!

Thanks so much for allowing me to retain this part of my life (and useful functionality).

Todd Katz

Sun, 8 Aug 2010

I was touched when, accompanied by the well known ~SBeep~T, the old familiar screen of my Fat Mac appeared on my PC. It works beautifully. Even the scientific programmes I wrote in the programming language Basic on the Fat Mac perform very well in the mini Vmac. The Mini VMac is fast, reliable and good.

Christ Schreurs

Sat, 12 Dec 2009

I just wanted to say thanks for keeping the fires burning on this project. These days, since I have moved to 64-bit Windows 7 as my primary OS, Mini vMac is the ONLY Mac emulator I've been to run at any level of stability on my Win7 systems. So, your effort is much appreciated, because I have to have my Mac fix now and then!

James

Sat, 10 Dec 2009

[...] love the program ... it has been INVALUABLE to me ... have been able to update edit & update files I've had stored for 20+ years

Jon

Fri, 6 Nov 2009

I tried Mini vMac on Windows 7 64bit Ultimate, it works well and it's so cute! I can show my kids how my first ever computer, a Mac Plus of course, looked like with its 9 inches black and white screen... memories!
Thanks for this great job,

Laurent

Fri, 30 Oct 2009

This emulator is incredible. I had reduced expectations from prior experience with emulators, but this one is amazing. I was up and running and playing games I haven't seen in decades in no time at all. Great job!

Thu, 11 Jun 2009

I wanted to let you know that I've submitted a payment at Kagi. I've been doing custom builds of Mini vMac for some time, so I am not really in need of keys for your builds. However, I am incredibly pleased with how nicely Mini vMac works. Most impressive is the video/audio/mouse. Generally, emulators tend to feel a bit laggy/sluggish when it comes to input and they tend to not scale very well to the host screen resolution (not all, but a good portion). Mini vMac, however, is superbly done and full screen is just awesome.

Thank you for the work on this, I am enjoying using an SE again :)

Cheers,

John

Sun, 10 May 2009

[...] And thanks again for the great program. I spent a lot of time messing around with those little black and white computers when I was little, and it means a lot to be able to go back and relive some of that again. :)
-Jacob

Tue, 26 May 2009

MiniVMAC is great! Playing Dark Castle is just awesome, and it's a nive, light and fast emulator, ver well optimized too. [...]

Manuel

Sun, 2 Mar 2008

haven't even tried out the mac emulator yet, but wanted you to know clicking around on your site is a pleasure. no crap. just quality content. thanks.

Sun, 25 Nov 2007

Your program is a miracle! I thought I was never going to see my MindWrite word processor ever again. My 1992 PowerBook 180 has just expired, and I doubt I will be able to revive it.

I have donated $25 to keep your spirits up! MiniVMac really has been a miracle for me. I am now able to look at all my old correspondence again, back to 1984. Wonderful.

I would very much like to 'break faith' with the 512 x 342 screen size, though. The last time I did any serious work with my old software I had a Mac II, with a 1620 x 1260 black and white screen, plus a colour monitor, at times. I could fit a 100 lines of code, top to bottom, and have 8 or 9 different windows open in Think Pascal. Do you have any intention of extending the interface of the MacPlus? [A hack for larger screen sizes is now a compile time option.]

Once again, thank you very much indeed -- I have gone all around my college where I am studying computer software, showing off my old Mac, running on my new Mac! It really is wonderful.

[...]

Duncan

Fri, 20 Jul 2007

What a great discovery. I run it on my Windows XP notebook. Some of the old classic games and apps, back again! And I have rediscovered many of my old documents. Very cool.
Thanks a bunch!

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Mini vMac

Sponsor Code for Variations

With a donation to the Gryphel Project of ten dollars or more, you will receive a “Sponsor Code” that can be used to request custom variations, as many as you could reasonably want* for a period of a year.

To use this code, paste it into the Sponsor Code field near the top of the Mini vMac Variations Service form, and a regular variation will be created instead of a demo. A regular version is identical to a demo, except for not having the word “Demo” float around the emulated screen. You can make as many copies as you want, and give them to anyone, under the GNU General Public License (GPL).

I will email the code to you. Unfortunately, email is not always reliable. If you don’t receive it within a couple days, first check your spam folder. If it is not there, then contact me using the feedback form, giving your name, the email address on your donation, and a different email address (and/or street address to mail a letter).

Some fine print

* A Sponsor Code code can be used to request up to 25 variations each day, every day for a year.

The Variations Service only promises to build variations accurately from the public Mini vMac source. No guarantee is made that the built variations are suitable for any purpose. (Please report any bugs.) It is possible that some variations can not be built at all due to bugs in the Mini vMac source. Otherwise, requested variations will be built eventually, but there is no guarantee of how long it will take, due to hardware failures and such issues.

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Mini vMac 36

Variations Service (Basic)

Directions

How to use this page.

Press the button above after choosing your options from below.

Your computer runs :

The above choice is the only one required. Change at least one of the options below to customize your variation.

Sponsor Code (without this a demo is created) :

Language for the user interface :

The computer to emulate :

Screen Size :

Screen Color Depth (Macintosh II only) :

:

Many more options are available in the

Advanced Variations Service

For updating an existing variation, there is also the

Text Based Variations Service

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Mini vMac 36

Variations Service (Basic) Directions

Mini vMac has no preference settings, which helps to keep it small, simple, and reliable. Instead, options can be chosen at compile time. You can compile a variation of Mini vMac with options you desire following the instructions on the Build page.

Or, I can compile variations for you.

With a donation to the Gryphel Project of ten dollars or more, you will receive a “Sponsor Code” that can be used to request custom variations, as many as you could reasonably want for a period of a year. You can make as many copies of these variations as you want, and give them to anyone, under the GNU General Public License (GPL).

Without a Sponsor Code, you can request Demo versions, that are identical to the regular version, except that the word “Demo” floats around the emulated screen.

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Directions

Select the options you desire from the Mini vMac Variations Service (Basic) page, including your Sponsor Code if you have one, then press the “Make custom variation” button at top.

In around 5 seconds, a page will appear with a download link. Click on the link to download your compiled variation. (You should probably also save the page, to record the options chosen and other details.) You can also verify md5 checksum and message signature displayed on the page.

Meanwhile, the Variation Server has been double checking, by compiling the variation a second time. If you reload the page with your web browser (another 5 seconds or so after the page first appears), a line at the bottom that said “Preliminary Result” should change to “Final Result (both compiles match)”. Otherwise, an error will be displayed.

To prevent taking too much space on my hosting provider’s computers, older custom variations will eventually be removed. So please download your variation promptly.

After you download the variation, extract the application from the archive, and place the appropriate ROM image file into the same folder, just as is done for the standard compile of Mini vMac. Mini vMac does not create preference files or change registry settings or make any other changes to your computer. So there is no problem in having multiple variations of Mini vMac installed.

The Basic Variations Service offers only a few options. Many more options can be accessed through the Advanced Variations Service. For updating an existing variation, either to change some options or to use the same options in a newer version of Mini vMac, there is also the Text Based Variations Service.

Some fine print

The Variations Service only promises to build variations accurately from the public Mini vMac source. No guarantee is made that the built variations are suitable for any purpose. (Please report any bugs.) It is possible that some variations can not be built at all due to bugs in the Mini vMac source. Otherwise, requested variations will be built eventually, but there is no guarantee of how long it will take, due to hardware failures and such issues.

The Variations Service is reproducible. That is, if you ask for the same options twice, you will get the exact same application archive. (The file name will be different, but the contents are the same.) The Sponsor Code used does not effect the resulting Variation, so two sponsors requesting the same variation will get the same result. (With no Sponsor Code, a demo is created, which is different from the sponsored variation.)

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Mini vMac 36

Variations Service (Basic)

Directions

How to use this page.

Press the button above after choosing your options from below.

Your computer runs :

The above choice is the only one required. Change at least one of the options below to customize your variation.

Sponsor Code (without this a demo is created) :

Language for the user interface :

The computer to emulate :

Screen Size :

Screen Color Depth (Macintosh II only) :

:

Many more options are available in the

Advanced Variations Service

For updating an existing variation, there is also the

Text Based Variations Service

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Mini vMac 36

Variations Service (Advanced) Directions

The Advanced Variations Service works in pretty much the same way as the Basic Variations Service, but with many more options.

One difference is that a link in each option’s name leads to documentation for that option.

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Mini vMac 36

Variations Service (Advanced)

Directions

How to use this page.

Press the button above after choosing your options from below.

Your computer runs :

The above choice is the only one required. Change at least one of the options below to customize your variation.

Sponsor Code (without this a demo is created) :

Language for the user interface :

The computer to emulate :

Screen Size :

or, type in any size (e.g. “800 x 400”):

Screen Color Depth (Macintosh II only) :

Full Screen Mode :

Magnify Mode :

Start On

Magnification Factor :

Sound :

Sound Sample Size :

Number of disk images :

Support for Disk Copy 4.2 disk image format :

Save Dialog :

Disable

Insert Ith Disk Image :

Enable

Command Control Swap :

On

Alternate Keyboard Mode :

Enable

International Keyboard fix :

Initial Speed :

Run in Background :

Start On

AutoSlow :

Start Off

Timing Accuracy :

Emulated CPU :

force 68020

Memory :

Caret Blink Time :

Double Click Time :

Menu Blinks :

Keyboard Repeat Threshold :

Keyboard Repeat Rate :

Sound Volume :

Extensions :

Minimum

Mouse Emulation Accuracy :

Less

Grab Keys in Full Screen :

Disable

Control Interrupt :

Disable

Control Reset :

Disable

Emulated Control Key :

Disable

32 bit drawing :

Graphics Switching :

Enable

Code Signing :

Disable

Sandboxing :

Enable

Alternate Happy Mac Icon :

ROM Size :

Check ROM Checksum :

Disable Rom Check :

Disable Ram Test :

LocalTalk :

On

Icon Master :

On

(A duplicate of the button at the top of the page, for your convenience.)
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Mini vMac 36

Variations Service (Text Based)

Use the ‘P’ command of the Mini vMac Control Mode (type Control-P, usually) in an existing variation of Mini vMac 36 or later to copy its options, and then paste them here:

Enter any desired additional or changed options from the “Options documentation”:

(The above can be left blank if you are simply updating an existing variation to a new version of Mini vMac, or creating a sponsored version of a demo.)

Sponsor Code (without this a demo is created) :

After this button is pressed, the Text Based Variations Service works the same way as the Basic Variations Service.

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\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/UI/UNIX/OSGLUXWN.c b/src/UI/UNIX/OSGLUXWN.c index 29a17b2..43e577f 100644 --- a/src/UI/UNIX/OSGLUXWN.c +++ b/src/UI/UNIX/OSGLUXWN.c @@ -3569,8 +3569,8 @@ LOCALFUNC bool CreateMainWindow(void) { XClassHint *hints = XAllocClassHint(); if (hints) { - hints->res_name = "minivmac"; - hints->res_class = "minivmac"; + hints->res_name = kStrAppName; + hints->res_class = kStrAppName; XSetClassHint(x_display, main_wind, hints); XFree(hints); } diff --git a/src/UI/WIN32/OSGLUWIN.c b/src/UI/WIN32/OSGLUWIN.c index 1ec9a1a..109165f 100644 --- a/src/UI/WIN32/OSGLUWIN.c +++ b/src/UI/WIN32/OSGLUWIN.c @@ -2791,7 +2791,7 @@ LOCALVAR HDC MainWndDC = NULL; LOCALVAR int32_t CmdShow; LOCALVAR TCHAR WndTitle[_MAX_PATH]; -LOCALVAR const TCHAR WndClassName[] = TEXT("minivmac"); +LOCALVAR const TCHAR WndClassName[] = TEXT(kStrAppName); LOCALVAR bool gBackgroundFlag = false; LOCALVAR bool gTrueBackgroundFlag = false;