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| − | ARAnyM is an acronym for | + | '''ARAnyM''' is an acronym for '''A'''tari '''R'''unning on '''Any''' '''M'''achine". |
| − | ARAnyM features | + | The stated goal of ARAnyM (which the authors describe as a "virtual machine") is to provide a next-generation [[Atari]] platform for users running modern hardware. |
| + | ARAnyM features [[68040]] CPU emulation with a JIT (just-in-time) compilation technique and the possibility to use a native VDI graphics drivers. | ||
| + | ARAnyM is very fast in comparison with other emulators, due in part its reduced focus on low-level timing-dependant compatibility with . It does, however, emulate enough of the [[Atari Falcon|Falcon]] custom hardware to run [[TOS|TOS 4.04]]. | ||
| − | For more information visit the homepage at http://aranym.atari.org/ | + | For more information visit the homepage at [http://aranym.atari.org/] |
Revision as of 12:33, 20 May 2007
ARAnyM is an acronym for Atari Running on Any Machine". The stated goal of ARAnyM (which the authors describe as a "virtual machine") is to provide a next-generation Atari platform for users running modern hardware. ARAnyM features 68040 CPU emulation with a JIT (just-in-time) compilation technique and the possibility to use a native VDI graphics drivers. ARAnyM is very fast in comparison with other emulators, due in part its reduced focus on low-level timing-dependant compatibility with . It does, however, emulate enough of the Falcon custom hardware to run TOS 4.04.
For more information visit the homepage at [1]
