Hi,
The emulator is still far from usable, but bluetooth hid is almost working.

So, now it have a readme. Its not yet a friendly structure, but it is a start.

https://github.co.../bellatrix

I am not sure how it goes from here, anyway it is better than nothing.


Regards,

I assume you want to use this thread to keep everyone updated on your work (sort of like a blog). In that case I think it would make sense to add 2-3 sentences in the first post describing what Bellatrix is and what are you aming for with it - this would help newcomers understand you work

Hi @deadwood ,
No, i didnt thought like that.
I have made one topic when it start, when it aros boot screen apeared, one when i had issues with the ISO, and now when there was talk about arm native.

I dont think that would Fit in an AROS fórum to blog about the emulator.

It didnt had readme before, and no way to interact with it.

This post, is a status, but also a conclusion. I couldnt stop it without a small guidance on what it was.

There are 4 “fields”:
- make aros boot
- integrate emu68 jit
- evolve the chipset emulation
- complete the plataform support

That was a status that there are some inicial code on those 4 fields.

I dont know how or when i can got this rolling again, but maybe it can spark interesset there (like omega emulator did with me)

I Will try to make a better readme and make a release of the kernel image.

But i dont want to make a blog, i just like to share what happened from my initial lab with omega till now (that the chipset code is an independent library, it has some input support, and the structure was more or less cleaned)

I cant say what it is. It was an experience with AI coding. This code is whatever people want it to be.

I had pleasure to see workbench booting, aros boot screen apeares and that May serve as initial code for some one (probably me in the future).

Atm, the status is more a cycle conclusion than a blog entry. 😒

Regards,