Caprice32 Git (2020/03/18) is released. Caprice32 is an emulator of the Amstrad CPC 8bit home computer range. Caprice32 is a software emulator of the Amstrad CPC 8bit home computer series running on Linux and Windows. The emulator faithfully imitates the CPC464, CPC664, and CPC6128 models. By recreating the operations of all hardware components at a low level, the emulator achieves a high degree of compatibility with original CPC software. These programs or games can be run unmodified at real-time or higher speeds, depending on the emulator host environment.

Caprice32 Features:
* Complete emulation of CPC464, CPC664 and CPC6128
* Mostly working support of Plus Range: CPC464+/CPC6128+/GX4000 (missing vectored & DMA interrupts, analog joysticks and 8 bit printer)
* Joystick support - it can be fully used with joystick only, thanks to an integrated virtual keyboard.
* Joystick emulation - joystick-only games can be played using the keyboard
* English, French or Spanish keyboards
* DSK and IPF files for disks - VOC and CDT files for tapes - CPR files for cartridge
* Snapshots (SNA files)
* Direct load of ZIP files
* Custom disk formats
* Printer support
* Memory tool to inspect and modify memory (peek and poke)
* Experimental support of Multiface 2 (you should prefer using memory tool)
* Text mode graphics (using aalib or libcaca)

Caprice32 changelog:
* Merge pull request #153 from zackizacki/feature/z80-macro-refactoring
* Added a TODO to rename/refactor one letter macros in z80 module.
* Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/ColinPitrat/caprice32 into feature/z80-macro-refactoring
* fixed broken z80 test
* forgot to replace z80 macros in slotshandler.cpp
* isolated some problematic macros from z80.h
* Merge pull request #155 from zackizacki/feature/build-on-win10-instructions
* fixed little missing quote
* Added detailed caprice32 build instructions for mingw64 on Windows 10.

Download: Caprice32 Git (2020/03/18) x86
Download: Caprice32 Git (2020/03/18) x64
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