- Now supports any resolution fitting reasonably into a UINT64
- Execution now uses a list sorted by execution time
- Implementation now supports analog and digital inputs / outputs
- First step in a move to "terminals" being both input / output
- Improved object model
Pong:
- Rewrote video code, now emulates a monitor by analyzing the analog
video signal and identifying vsync and hysnc pulses.
- Removed all hacks.
Overall performance increase of about 10% over the previous "pongf" implementation.
- Based on timeslot modelling, the implementation models gate delays in logic chips.
- Design ready to be split into a generic and a MAME implementation part.
- Design prepared to merge in discrete components from discrete.*
- Supports code based as well as external net list parsing.
Ultimately, net lists and discrete emulation should share one code base. The class design was set up to accomplish this. There is no point in having multiple 555, 7474 implementations around.
Most of the code will be moved to lib/netlist going forward to allow usage in other projects.
