WinVICE SVN r34049

WinVICE SVN r34049 is compiled. WinVICE is a program that executes programs intended for the old 8-bit computers. The current version emulates the C64, the C128, the VIC20, all the PET models (except the SuperPET 9000, which is out of line anyway), the PLUS4 and the CBM-II (aka C610).

WinVICE SVN Changelog:
r34049
Gtk3: Implement all generic I/O extension settings for PET
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r34048
Gtk3: Implement all generic I/O extensions widgets for Plus4
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r34047
Gtk3: Implement all VIC-20 generic I/O extension settings
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r34046
Gtk3: Implement all generic I/O extension settings for x64, x64sc, xscpu64 and x128
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r34045
Add CPMCart documentation. Can someone check if I put it in the right section?
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r34044
Gtk3: start work on generic I/O extensions settings, implement all C64DTV I/O extension settings
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r34043
Gtk3: Don't use BIOS/EEPROM filename as suggested cartridge image filename
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r34042
Gtk3: Add "Save As" and "Flush now" buttons to the EasyFlash settings widget
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r34041
Add documentation on the RRClockPort resource/rrclockportdevice command line option
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r34040
Gtk3: Add Retro Replay settings widget
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r34039
Allow backends to refuse to start, so they can be tried in order
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r34038
Refactored the GTK3 Cairo code into a standalone renderer plugin
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r34037
Gtk3: Add documenation to the IDE64 settings widget
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r34036
Gtk3: Finish IDE64 settings widget
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r34035
Gtk3: Add WIP IDE64 settings widget
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r34034
Update/add MMC64ClockPort/MMCRClockPort documentation
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r34033
Gtk3: Update mmc64/mmcreplay widget documentation
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r34032
Added #if directives to allow the GTK3 port to compile with GTK+ < 3.16. (Tested with GTK+ 3.10.) --------------------- Download: WinVICE SVN r34049 x86
Source: Here