Sharp MZ

hello, itested the demos on my emu and maped the beeper to general medi its fantastic.

Gratulations to that wortk ..

Sdw wrote: ↑Mon Jul 13, 2020 1:14 pm It's interesting that you machine is stable at 83 cycles, I get stable no-bug at 82, but flickering bugs at 83 already.

My assumption is because I had a CMOS Z80@20MHz plugged instead of the original Z80. I kinda think the clock edge rising/falling are so fast that they could allow one cycle more. So I would say a genuine PAL MZ-700 as yours may have 82 cycles as max. I need to fix EmuZ-700 for both PAL and NTSC again. 82 for PAL and probably 62 for NTSC.

This week end we released a new MZ700 demos at the TokyoDemoFest demo party.
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=90461

So I was told by a Japanese owner of a NTSC MZ-700 that WT kept stable up to 63 cycles. So I have 83 and 63 cycles with the last commit I did for EmuZ-700. I wish there are other people to tell me their numbers, but for now I consider 83 and 63 until there are more stats.

Thanks for that new demo, MooZ! Would its source be available on your Github repositories?

What do you need to test? Is there anything I can provide from my MZ-700?

Let me answer you on FB or Twitter.

OK, just putting my results here (although you already know the answer), my MZ-700 is stable at 82

It's time for the yearly mz700 demo thingie. This time it's a little game.
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=93117

Use the arrow to navigate in the menus. SHIFT to select and CTRL to cancel.
Some attacks consume MP. You can use items to recover them and HP.

And here's the source code for last year demo : https://github.com/BlockoS/up-xmas2021

I released the source code for this year too : https://github.com/BlockoS/up-xmas2022

MooZ ! You are spoiling us