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Wabbitemu Updates:
Current version is available here: https://wabbit.codeplex.com/releases/view/44625
Beta version is available here: http://buckeyedude.com/Revsoft/Wabbitemu/Beta/Wabbitemu.exe

If you ever have any Wabbitemu issues, questions, or features, please let me know. You can send me a message at here, contact me via codeplex, email me at admin@buckeyedude.com, or hit me up on IRC.

New features:
84PCSE support
While still relatively new, Wabbitemu now supports emulating the TI-84+CSE. Accordingly, both BootFree and Rom8x have been upgraded to support creating CSE rom files.

Wabbitemu Skin Scaling
If you've ever wanted to resize with the skin enabled, you're in luck. With the latest changes, you can upscale the skin large enough to have a full screen CSE skin. Or if you're on a computer with a smaller screen that doesn't completely fit Wabbitemu on it, you can downscale it to make it easier to reach all the buttons. With this change also brings improvements to Wabbitemu's skins. All skins have received resolution increases, and the 84+ series skin have received a makeover, making them more accurate to the real thing.

Debugger Improvements
The debugger has seen steady improvements and a lot more stability. A couple new tabs have been added by default, Breakpoints and Port Monitor. Breakpoints allow you to track all breakpoints currently available as well as create and disable them. Port monitor gives you the ability view each port currently in use on the hardware and output a value to that port. It also completely clones the calc, so reading from the port doesn't affect what you're currently working on. You can also set breakpoints on any port to monitor when a value is output to that port. When using a CSE rom there is a third tab that appears allowing you to view and output any of the Color LCD registers, as well as set breakpoints on them. The goto dialog has been improved to no longer be modal, and to be inline with the view you are using. See below for screenshots.

A years worth of bug fixes from last release
These are too numerous to count, some that come to mind are:

Improved flash unlock support with BootFree
Fixed issues with 82/83 LCD being scrambled
Fixed numerous crashes with the setup wizard
Fixed many race conditions sending files

Beta Features:
Improved AVI output
AVI support now include sound support, and allows you to choose any DirectShow codec
Here's an AVI of Steins;gate with sound. Video

Realistic contrast support
Here's an AVI showing the contrast support. Video

Improved debugger profiling
Wabbitemu has the ability to record where code is being executed, allowing you to view what code is being executed the most. The code is grouped into 'blocks' that you can change from 16 byte blocks to a full page based on the way you want to profile code. Once you've collected your data, you can output it sorted by address or by most expensive block. You can also output the disassembly of the block, so you can see exactly what code is running there. Here's an example of the output:

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Has Will fixed the Mac versions recently? I went to make some screenshots and the UI didn't work (the keys on screen were mapped incorrectly to the internal keys) so I switched back to TilEm.

Don't think so. I haven't talked to Will in a long time, he doesn't do much work on Wabbit anymore. Still looking for Mac developers to pick up the code.

A couple months ago I released a version of Wabbitemu for Android. You can download it from Google Play. Currently it targets Android devices running ICS or higher (4.0.4). Features:

Easy to use setup wizard to help you get a ROM file
High resolution, high quality skins
Ability to load calc files
Ability to take screenshots
Option to change the faceplate color of your 84+SE

When reporting issues, make sure you say what type of device you have, and what version of Android you are running, and what you were doing exactly that caused the issue.

If you'd like to try the latest beta of Android, first join this google group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/wabbitemu-beta. Then opt in via this link

Try it out let me know what you think.

BuckeyeDude

I grabbed a version of WabbitEmu that you posted online the other day. You were directing unknownloner at it specifically, stating that it fixed the issue with brightness he was noticing after you released the version that made it so the wabbitemu process didn't stick around after running multiple from the command line. However, now when I launch wabbit from TokenIDE (which is just like a command line launch), it creates a whole new Wabbit.

For documentation: issue was that the option 'Load files passed in as arguments in a new calculator' was selected.

Just to note, the most current build of Wabbitemu does not work in Windows 10 Build 9841. Just to put information out there.
Win 10 message: "This app can't run on your PC", "To find a version for your PC, check with the software publisher"

Why doesn't Wabbitemu support the Ti-84+CE? It's the only calculator I have, and I need to do a ROM Dump, and no software I can find lets me do that.

Wabbitemu devs would have to modify the debugger to support eZ80 as well, plus the only way to get a ROM is by actually buying a calculator, which isn't necessarily true for numerous calculators (yes, treading into the legally gray area here, I know ) (plus, those older calculators have been in abundance for a long time, so there's always someone who has it, unlike the CE).

Also, CEmu!

Yah I found that a while ago and couldn't figure out how to build the file because the download isn't available yet. I'm trying to build it right now using the instructions on github.com
I'll post what happens.

Oh, seanlego, you don't need to build it, pimath is nice enough to host nightly binaries on his website here: http://pimathbrainiac.me/CEmu/
Just unzip the zip and run the .exe

Thanks. Sorry, I didn't see your post earlier. It works and I ROM Dumped. Thank you so much. This will help out with my Chess Programming.