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Re: VICE 3.1 on the Archives is broken, and not only
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it may be that with this version many things have changed or maybe I'm wrong

Posted on: 2018/5/3 17:23
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Re: VICE 3.1 on the Archives is broken, and not only
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Vice was very slow the times I tried it too.
If you use Intel Core 2 Duo as you do Sabbate it might be fast but there is a bottleneck somewhere and maybe it is as Paolo say.

Posted on: 2018/5/3 17:13
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Re: VICE 3.1 on the Archives is broken, and not only
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the version of aminet makes me 53 fps of the C64 with active sound and the archives are identical

Posted on: 2018/5/3 16:07
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Re: VICE 3.1 on the Archives is broken, and not only
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Ooooook, I decided to give VICE sources a go. I extracted them on a Icaros 2.2.2 installation (the development chain is exactly the same as the one of v2.2.1) and looked in the history of the program. Since - you know - I AM NOT A DEVELOPER AT ALL, I tried to understand what's new after release 2.4 and to see if something can be related to the slowness issue. I noticed that "(no audio)" emulators are not affected by the issue, and I maybe misconcluded that something about SID emulation might be the root cause.

So I opened the AROS shell, called a bash with sh, and entered the command

configure --without-resid

After some time, I got this report:

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configure summary:

Platform canonical: i386-pc-aros
Architecture : Amiga
GUI : CyberGFX (MUI)

SCREEN/UI
---------
Hardware scaling support : no

SOUND
-----
AHI sound support : yes (--enable/disable-ahi)
SDL sound support : no (--with/without-sdlsound)
Catweasel MK3 support : no (--enable/disable-catweasel)
HardSID support : no (--enable/disable-hardsid)
PCI utils support : no
MP3 encoding support : no (--enable/disable-lame)
MP3 decoding support : no
FLAC en/de-coding support : yes
OGG en/de-coding support : yes

SCREENSHOTS
-----------
GIF encoding support : no (--with/without-gif)
JPEG encoding support: yes (--with/without-jpeg)
PNG encoding support : yes (--with/without-png)

VIDEO RECORDING
---------------
FFMPEG support : no (--enable-shared-ffmpeg/--enable-static-ffmpeg/--enable-external-ffmpeg)
FFMPEG swscale support : no
FFMPEG swresample support : no
FFMPEG avresample support : no
included shared FFMPEG support: no (--enable-shared-ffmpeg)
included static FFMPEG support: no (--enable-static-ffmpeg)

INPUT
-----
Joystick support : yes
Mouse support : yes

MODEM/NETWORK
-------------
Network support : yes
RS232 network support : yes
IPv6 network support : no (--enable/disable-ipv6)
Network capture/injection support: no (--enable/disable-ethernet)

DRIVE
-----
Raw drive support: yes

LIBS
----
Zlib support : yes (--with/without-zlib)
OpenPCI support : no

MISC
----
ReSID support : no (--with/without-resid)
65xx CPU history support : no (--enable/disable-cpuhistory)
Debug support : no (--enable/disable-debug)
Embedded data files support: no (--enable/disable-embedded)



Problem is that make won't work. If I launch it from bash, I get a "insert this: volume" request at every single step. If I run it from the AROS CLI, it gests immediately stuck.

I am sure a better solution would be compiling it using a cross compiler on Linux. But please remember the capital letters above.

Posted on: 2018/5/3 14:08
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Re: VICE 3.1 on the Archives is broken, and not only
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sabbate wrote:
hello Paolone I was wrong to do the upload, the file is not complete, download it from aminet, then load it again

http://aminet.net/misc/emu/VICE-i386-AROS-3.1.tar.gz


Question: is this a new, custom compile, or is it just the .lzx package I mentioned before, repackaged as tar.gz? I need to fix the slowness issue to include a new version of VICE in Icaros Desktop, or it would be completely pointless.


Posted on: 2018/5/3 13:59
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Re: VICE 3.1 on the Archives is broken, and not only
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hello Paolone I was wrong to do the upload, the file is not complete, download it from aminet, then load it again

http://aminet.net/misc/emu/VICE-i386-AROS-3.1.tar.gz

Posted on: 2018/5/2 16:15
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VICE 3.1 on the Archives is broken, and not only
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<p>Hello, I've tried downloading this one</p><p>http://archives.aros-exec.org/?function=showfile&file=emulation/computer/vice-3-1.i386-aros.tar.gz</p><p>However, when I try to unpack it, no matter the platform and the compressing software I use, I get a EOF mismatch error at the end of the TAR archive.</p><p><img alt="can't decompress" height="261" src="http://www.icarosdesktop.com/img/bugs/vice31issue.jpg" width="734" /></p><p></p><p>So I got a .lzx version, already compiled for AROS x86, at this address:</p><p>http://www.zimmers.net/anonftp/pub/cbm/crossplatform/emulators/VICE/</p><p>The problem is, however, that the x64 emulator (x64 means the C64 emulator for i386, NOT anything 64-bit related), and not only that one, is painfully slow. I get decent speeds only byrunning the (nosound) version, which obviously cuts down the emulation experience.</p><p></p><p>The questions, in the end, are:</p><p>1) are the two versions of VICE 3.1 any different? Or is the first one just a tgz repack of the lzx one?</p><p>2) is there any volounteer who could download VICE 3.1 source files, and try to build it on current AROS? Maybe the slowness of the official release can be fixed using a different build environment.</p><p>Thank you so much</p>

Posted on: 2018/5/2 12:43
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