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emukidid
Just be patient. As you can see we are always trying and making some progress, but to be honest, we don't even know when we'll get it right and things will start to work the way we want them to, which is why I cannot give you a clear release date at the moment. Once things are as we want them, and stable too, we'll start throwing some release dates in the air.

Fair enough!
Thanks for the great work so far, better a decent working release than a rushed one :)

There must be some kind of a change in the 448 code or else it would still be called 447. Anyways the faster speeds may be my " wishful imagination" but I'm really pretty sure the sound has an improvement over the last build. Super Mario 64 ntsc for example, had perfect sound and speed on the select your file menu, and on the opening Super Mario 64 title screen. This was not true last build. (I would provide a video if my camera starts working again)

Umm... learn to read changesets, lol.

[code.google.com]

Nothing in the Wii code changed at all, so it's just placebo effect unless maybe you upgraded your compiler or something.

Can someone help me, every time choose the emulator from the homebrew channel it all of sudden shows the screen going up and down in black in white. Is there any way i can fix this

Sounds like a video issue.
Is your wii PAL or NTSC? What are your video settings.?

how do i check if it is a PAL or NTSC

both PAL and NTSC work with wii64, i have PAL and u guys have NTSC so its not a PAL/NTSC prob

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sebass11
how do i check if it is a PAL or NTSC

Where did you buy your Wii?
What are your options under Systemsettings / Video (for example: 576i, 480i, 480p)?
Did you use anyregion changer?

Looks like the Dev's are up to the hard stuff, they haven't updated in days.

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bobstar89
Looks like the Dev's are up to the hard stuff, they haven't updated in days.

Couldn't be more correct.

(Plus real life is busy for us all more than ever now)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/04/2008 07:29AM by emukidid.

Well Emukidid I completely understand. Coding is a pain in the ass in itself but you guys have to study and test every time you change the emulator. but try not to give up if the going gets tough.

And with Christmas coming up the emulator might have to be put on hold until its over correct?

I think compiling is more of a pain in the ass than coding. I could probably get the hang of C++ if it didn't have makefiles and libraries and all that crap.

Dude, compilling is exactly the fun part!!!! (It's actually the only part I known XD)

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strongfan
I think compiling is more of a pain in the ass than coding. I could probably get the hang of C++ if it didn't have makefiles and libraries and all that crap.

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DanielHueho
Dude, compilling is exactly the fun part!!!! (It's actually the only part I known XD)

hmmm... you 2 should get together and make something then!

Strongfan codes and DanielHueho compiles...

well technically, I pseudocode in a language similar sort of mixed with GML(game maker's language),
C/C++, and PHP.
EG, a Hello World program in a programming language I made up.

#program_type(consol);  // tells the made-up compiler it's a console program
#include wiiuse;
void main(){
console_print("Hello, World!  I don't know C++!");
loop();
exit();
}
void loop(){
wiiuse.scan();
if wiiuse.wiimote1.home=true{
exit();
}
else{
loop();
}
}

But I think that might return an error if I were to run it through the made-up compiler for my made-up language.

Hmmmmm, I almost sure you need to have some advanced programming knowledge to code a compiler... :P
Anyway, I'm giving a shot on C language... Just to know what exactly happens when I type "make" on the terminal...

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strongfan
well technically, I pseudocode in a language similar sort of mixed with GML(game maker's language),
C/C++, and PHP.
EG, a Hello World program in a programming language I made up.

#program_type(consol);  // tells the made-up compiler it's a console program
#include wiiuse;
void main(){
console_print("Hello, World!  I don't know C++!");
loop();
exit();
}
void loop(){
wiiuse.scan();
if wiiuse.wiimote1.home=true{
exit();
}
else{
loop();
}
}

But I think that might return an error if I were to run it through the made-up compiler for my made-up language.

Yikes, that loop is a hell of a stack overflow waiting to happen. Anyways, let's move that discussion to a relevant thread rather than where it doesn't belong (in a thread about an emulator).

yes, let's completely ignore that discussion and get back on topic.

So, who has figured out how to download the source?

Huh... Using a SVN client, I guess?