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Oricutron

Oricutron (formerly known as Oriculator) is an emulator for the Oric series of computers. It is written in plain C, and uses SDL. It is designed to be portable.

If you want to discuss Oricutron, or Oric in general, why not join us in #oric on IRCNet?

Thanks

Thanks to Stefan Haubenthal for providing a MorphOS build, and agreeing to maintain the MorphOS port.

Thanks to Kamel Biskri for the MacOS X universal binary!

Thanks to DBug and Twilighte for letting me distribute their Oric software with Oricutron.

Latest Release

Oricutron v0.8 was released on the 19th November 2011.

Changes since v0.7:

  • Proper credits for Francois Revol
  • Uses "T" as a shortcut for insert tape (revolf)
  • Clipboard support on BeOS & OS X (revolf)
  • Fixed OVRAM update glitch (stefan h)
  • Link to the google code page from the about window
  • Set/clear breakpoints by double clicking addresses in the registers window.
  • Toggle CPU flags by double clicking on them
  • Chain loading multiple tape images no longer disables turbo tape.
  • Modifications made in the monitor are now highlighted. Changes since the last monitor entry are still shown, but are replaced by modifications highlighting as soon as you change anything.
  • No longer crashes if a ROM file is missing (stefan h)
  • Various updates to included ROM symbol files (revolf/stefan h)
  • Fixed broken ROR ABS,X
  • Video preview in the monitor now shows the current state of video-ram rather than the raster based emulation.
  • CPU/VIA interaction is now pretty much cycle exact (thanks to DBug for his extensive debugging!).
  • Fixed cycle counting during IRQ
  • Fixed broken cycle counts for zero page index addressing modes across page boundaries.
  • Fixed DEC ABS cycle count
  • Disk sector writes now start with 0xfb instead of 0xf8

Notes about AVI capture

The AVI export uses the MRLE codec. Your favourite player might not support it, but MPlayer plays it, ffmpeg converts it and you can upload it directly to youtube.

Note that the MRLE codec shows up some endian-issues on the Amiga OS4 port of MPlayer, so it will sound crappy and have wrong colours until those bugs are fixed :-(

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