Nova is still under development

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Nova is a 64-bit app now.

Optimized memory usage, also fixed the memory leaks in the last version.

HLE BIOS was rewritten and re-enabled.

Supported more CD image formats including CDG/CDI/CHD/CSO/DAX/NRG/TOC/ZSO

Supported 7Z/RAR for ST-V games.

Supported multi-session and multi-index CDs.

Supported CD+G/CD+EG playbacks.

Supported Portable Sound Format (.ssf files) playback.

Supported SH2 idling detections.

Supported complete 28 display modes including HDTV/31KC monitors.

Supported multi-cartridge for TITAN mode.

Implemented a new feature one bup per game.

Implemented various graphic filters

more details here : https://www.patreon.com/posts/nova-is-still-95967098
 
I must say I think that the wide range of formats that this emulator supports is wonderful. I noticed that homebrew still runs kinda buggy on it. Or is it that I'm missing a shc library that might be considerably more important than I think , that I don't have that's not allowing my code to run on it.:banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead: . Or is it just extremely buggy atm
 
Tiviat said:
I must say I think that the wide range of formats that this emulator supports is wonderful. I noticed that homebrew still runs kinda buggy on it. Or is it that I'm missing a shc library that might be considerably more important than I think , that I don't have that's not allowing my code to run on it.:banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead: . Or is it just extremely buggy atm
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Nova v0.7.0 has been released. If you can't run homebrews or have issues with the latest version, you can report bugs here or on X.
 
stevekwok said:
Nova v0.7.0 has been released. If you can't run homebrews or have issues with the latest version, you can report bugs here or on X.
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Turns out...it was my code ...who would've thought. Anyway, I managed to compile a successful Saturn execute-able by switching from the Hitachi toolset(which I will further work with) to the older GNU toolset that Sega specifically used. In any case the version I have works great. I might just download the newer version, for the heck of it, to see if anything has changed
 
Tiviat said:
Turns out...it was my code ...who would've thought. Anyway, I managed to compile a successful Saturn execute-able by switching from the Hitachi toolset(which I will further work with) to the older GNU toolset that Sega specifically used. In any case the version I have works great. I might just download the newer version, for the heck of it, to see if anything has changed
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I recommand SSSDK maintained by @vbt.
 
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