higan v106r132 is released. higan (formerly bsnes) is a Nintendo multi-system emulator that began development on 2004-10-14. It currently supports the following systems:
- Famicom
- Super Famicom
- Game Boy
- Game Boy Color
- Game Boy Advance

higan also supports the following subsystems:
- Super Game Boy
- BS-X Satellaview
- Sufami Turbo

higan Changelog：
* Update to v106r132 release.

byuu says:

- improved waveOut DRC handling to match bsnes v107.1
- removed Famicom::APU::setSample() and replaced with Emulator::Stream
objects
- updated genius, map-analyzer, board-editor to new version of hiro
- updated genius, map-analyzer, board-editor to use nall::Instance
hiro objects
- removed Emulator::Game (failed experiment at code reuse which was
never used consistently)
- resynced Super Famicom/boards.bml to include 1CB5B-01 and 1K1X-10
PCBs
- Super Famicom: hard-forked bsnes; removed ppu-fast and speed hacks
from higan
- UI: removed "Show Hacks" from the settings menu
- Super Famicom: minor cleanups on PPU variable types (nothing
important)
- fix carry flag calculation bug in uPD7725/uPD96050 core
- don't render the screen during overscan area if overscan is
disabled; fixes Top Gear 3000 sprites
- note: I don't know if overscan can be enabled mid-scanline, but
it's somewhat likely ...
- added code to validate all peripheral locations on system load to
remove renamed/deleted peripherals from the tree
- remove FDS disk slot on cartridge disconnect rather than cartridge
unload
- all cores: scheduler.reset() called inside load() rather than
power(); as peripherals often create threads prior to power()
- removed binary=library rules from Makefile; since higan doesn't have
any use for it (it remains an option in bsnes)
- added icarus support for MSX2 and MSX2+
- added higan stubs for future MSX2 and MSX2+ support
- added MSX keyboard skeleton class (need to decide how to name the
keys before implementing the actual key bindings)

Download: higan v106r132 x64
Source: Here