Originally posted by Bock
Hello,
Today is the 6th anniversary of MEKA's first release.
Can you imagine that? It's been a long time.
MEKA is becoming old, but is still kinda immature (like me 🙂
Sadly, I've been unable to spend as much time as I wanted on this project
in the past few years. I still have plenty of things to do on it, plenty
of ideas and projects. So instead of delaying them forever, I thought that
releasing sources could be a boost for the project.
MEKA 0.70 is now available, for the first time along with its full source code:
http://www.smspower.org/meka
Hopefully, this will attract various kind of developpers, allowing to
integrate more great features, and fix the myriad of bugs MEKA has been
plaggued with. With some dedicated work and upgrade of some of the old
code, it will be possible in the future to make MEKA available for other
systems, including, but not limited to Apple OS X and various UNIX based
systems. I won't be conducting those projects, but I'm sure some people
will jump on the wagon and participate.
Of course, I still will be there updating and adding features to MEKA
just as I did before. But more people means more good stuff.
Community is the key.
Hail open source!
Back to MEKA 0.70, the changes since previous version are listed below
in this e-mail. I basically made various fixes, added very interesting
new features to the debugger (breakpoints, watchpoints, bus spying) to
enable greater development and hacking, and of course mandatory database
upgrade.
Have a good day,
Omar Cornut (Bock)
http://www.smspower.org/
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