Ludicrous Speed! 256MHz Apple II+.

[@suspiciouswatermelon7639]

I wrote a 65816 emulator back in the late aughts and I commonly achieved 170-200mhz on the machines of that time.

[@BazyarCodes]

Did you ever release it? What was it called? So far I am relying on the clang optimizer to do some of my dirty work, but at some point when I have a release freeze and a few spare cycles ( ha ha ), and more, an automated test suite, then I'll look into whether there are any hot spots and whether optimizations are possible. I'm sure I have a bunch of stuff that can be improved. One thing I bear in mind is the entire emulator and memory for the target can fit inside a single CPU core's L1 cache these days.

[@suspiciouswatermelon7639]

@@BazyarCodes I tried to reply to you but my comment got censored. I guess you are never going to know where my code is, thanks to the left wingers at KZbin.

[@jamescarpino1879]

Maybe this also means you could simulate a network of 1Mhz Apple II+'s with 256 nodes.

[@BazyarCodes]

times 8 more since my machine has 8 cores!

[@Frostyjpn]

Great work!!!

[@BazyarCodes]

Thanks, I'm having a blast

[@esra_erimez]

Nice

[@jsl151850b]

*Thanks! I had a CCS accelerator card in my //e.* kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5zadX97hLmDnqM kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooS4nKOZj85rbsk

[@BazyarCodes]

the VCR transfer makes this ACE