Hello. I didn't realize the first time, but it seems you are executing cmake on the wrong directory. You should be doing it on the directory where COPYING and README.md are placed, not inside src. Also, I recommend you to build inside a folder, instead of directly there, Just like this: mkdir -p bui...

Version 17 is the release version. version 18 has several changes, including code restructuration, build system change (automake -> cmake) and some development changes. It does have some new additions, but you should be fine with v17. As for the problem compiling (Aside of the two warnings which cou...

PCem does not emulate the PnP versions of SB16 and AWE 32, so they are not "plug&play" aware. Also, it is important to note that the default configuration of the SB16 and AWE32 in PCEm is not the most usual one, so it might be needed to set the IRQ and maybe even the Port correctly whe...

About copying the required Dlls into a "release" folder, I was able to do so automatically adding this to the .sh file that I use for compiling: ntldd -R pcem.exe|grep msys64 | cut -f2 -d\> | cut -f1 -d\( | tr \\\\ /| while read a; do ! [ -e "./`basename $a`" ] && cp -v &...

it should be ctrl+end, yes.
In fact the titlebar should say how to release it. ( mouse wheel will not work when emulating a mouse with middle button)

I am assuming you mean this download: https://github.com/sarah-walker-pcem/pcem/actions/runs/3503323850 The place of the config folder has changed in recent commits and this includes the place for the roms folder. This was mentioned on the development post here on the boards. Basically, now you need...

First, ensure that you have write permissions on the directory and subdirectories where PCem is.
Also, you could be having problems with directories with spaces, although I don't recognize any of both errors.

Back in the day, all three of them made using MS-DOS applications harder, Windows ME (based on Windows 98) being the less problematic of all them. For the Windows side of things, Windows ME was a Windows 98 with a couple of nice things ( like move to folder, copy to folder, a feature that didn't mak...

I haven't seen the exact part of the code, but my thoughts on the problems when interacting with physical (instead of virtual) devices comes from the fact that the emulation stops until it receives the response. This, to the emulator, is interpreted as not being fast enough to maintain the emulated ...

I personally use these shaders, which are made by a member of these forums (and based on libretro)
https://github.com/leilei-/someshaders

I tend to configure 386/486 machines with a trident TVGA . Possibly the application uses some VESA modes.
Else, check the documentation, maybe the software has a setting to avoid video detection or some video parameters.
Other than that, I don't know, since I never used that application.

I had tried it on wx-sdl-mouse instead, which seems like a better place. My experience with this change wasn't much better. Maybe you could try mixing your patch and mine (i.e. apply your patch into wx-sdl-mouse) and see if it is better or not than your patch. Also, this solution only takes the scal...

If you follow will_27 instructions, you wiinstalling the dependencies that will make that error go away.

As I reported on the Pcem Issue on Github https://github.com/sarah-walker-pcem/pcem/issues/139
the problem is found, and is a PCem bug, caused by a change in behaviour of the method SDL_WarpMouseInWindow, which was documented to have this behaviour. (i.e. cause a mouse move event)

Hello. It's been a while since I last tried to build pcem ( my last compile of v17 is from june 2021), and this week I thought about testing how is the project going. As I say in the subject, I am using MSYS2 on windows. I updated it (pacman -Syu and all that), and ended with a GCC 11.3 and wxwidget...

You will need to use PCAP mode in the host setup configuration (the button just above the "quit" icon in the startup window of PCem, and of course install pcap drivers on your host and configure the virtual ethernet card) if you intend that to work, and configure different IPs on the guest...

Well, of course, it would not make sense to use this on a 15'' Wide laptop screen. On the other hand it could make sense on my 27'' screen. In fact, I sometimes simply open a black command line console and run PCem on a fixed size on top. (I.e. as a fake fullscreen with a 15'' emulated screen.). Bas...

In the context of emulators, high level emulation would be: - Programs were told they have these instructions that they can use to obtain these results and we will implement something that generates those results and low level emulation would be: - We have the knowledge of this specific hardware imp...

Windows allows to do that when the applications use the MME or Directsound APIs and select the default system soundcard, or with WASAPI when selecting by functionality (although this might only apply to microphones, don't remember now). The problem is that PCem doesn't use any of those APIs directly...

Re: mouse: I ended tweaking the mouse acceleration options in windows 98 to the minimum. I am assuming that the problems are currently a double-acceleration caused from the real OS + emulated OS. Also, I am not sure if it is correctly compensating for high-dpi or fullscreen. (Never checked). Back wh...

Re: SeaBIOS: Back when I checked, it did support i440BX, so now that there's the GA686BX, maybe it could be added. Also given that it's open source, it should be easier to get good support than for closed-source legacy bioses. Finally, don't forget there's also an VGAbios. (don't know what does it e...

PCem has two network emulation drivers: A SLiRP driver and a PCAP driver. They are selectable from the configure host button on the PCem Configuration Manager. The SLiRP driver, which is the default, works like this: To the outside, it is just an application communicating with the default network ca...

You can build PCEm with Slirp and also with Pcap. With Pcap you would have a better control since the emulator will have a different IP on your network, rather than doing NAT over your machine's IP. As for port forwarding, I am not sure if that was implemented. It means that the application (PCem) w...

You seem not to have the wxwidgets headers, since it is not finding their classes. Did you run ./configure before running make? Also, it is a good idea everytime that you get the source, to run autoreconf -i. (and ./configure and make ) Sarah is not using the linux makefiles, and sometimes they are ...

So when I have the S3 Virge/DX selected this is my 3D card? or my 2D card? Where to select 2D cards? When I play games they sometimes ask me which graphics adapter they should use and i can switch between S3 Virge/DX and Voodoo2. Is this 2D and 3D adapters then? Historical information: The Voodoo 1...

Are you a linux user? I mean... I ask because you USE a linux OS, you know? You found difficulties trying to compile PCem and I have been giving you hints on what to look for so that you can work your way into compiling it. Now it's almost one month later and looks that you're still in the same plac...

Been away from the PC for some days.

From that line, I see several things: First, you have 32bit and 64bit versions of the GL library.
Also, your link points to a different place than mine, which you should also check where does it point to.

You had to look for the error, in this case, the error about not finding -lGL: configure:5359: checking for glGetError in -lGL configure:5384: gcc -o conftest -O3 conftest.c -lGL -lpthread -lasound >&5 /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lGL So the error is that the linker cannot find the specified librar...

I saw that there are some instructions in the news sections. But indeed, it can need multiple steps depending on when it was last updated https://www.msys2.org/news/ I had to do this: Follow instructions in the 2020-06-29 news. Then follow instructions in the 2020-05-22 news. In your case (problems ...

If you want help, you will need to provide more detailed information. configure generates a "config.log" file. Please look at it for determining what is going wrong. The output from autoreconf also happens here, and it's not a problem. (Probably we should improve Makefile.am, to not have t...