Aeon 0.58 - 模擬器

http://www.aeonemulator.net/index.html

Aeon is an application that allows you to run old DOS applications in modern
versions of Windows. It emulates much of the hardware of a PC with a 386
processor, including a VGA card, SoundBlaster card, General MIDI music
device, and keyboard/mouse input. It also provides an implementation of most
of the commonly-used DOS functions, mouse driver, and an expanded/extended
memory manager.

Hey, I’m still working on this! Who knew? Unfortunately, there’s not much
improvement with overall compatibility in this release. I got sick of staring
at and debugging disassembled programs, so I started adding things to the
user interface and refactoring my code instead. The usual disclaimers apply:
this hasn’t been tested much and may not work on your system at all. Use at
your own risk.

- Fixed memory leak when launching more than one program without restarting
Aeon in between
- Minor performance improvements
- Lots of DOS process management fixes
- Command interpreter is now less of a kludge and uses interrupt-driven I/O
like everything else
- Added configuration support and configuration editor – not complete yet
- Can now change drive mountings while emulator is running (with sometimes
disastrous results – use only for disk swapping!)
- Integer divide-by-zero CPU exceptions now handled more efficiently
- Added command prompt change current drive command
- Added some primitive MSCDEX support – a _few_ CD-based programs may work now
- Fixed bug in LMSW instruction
- Fixed bug in DOS get file attributes function
- Added support for launching DOS programs/configuration files via command line
- Fixed intermittent crashing due to bug in mouse driver callback
- Fixed some issues with how Aeon handles invalid MS-DOS file names
- Lots of internal code cleanup and refactoring

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