* About this file
=================

This file lists the most important user-visible changes for each
official release of VICE.  See `src/ChangeLog' for a more detailed
list of all the changes in the code.

* Changes in VICE 2.2
======================

** General
----------

- On autostart, do not change true drive emulation (TDE) anymore by
  default. The old behaviour can be switched on again by specifiying
  -autostart-handle-tde on the command line.
  There is one drawback of this behaviour: If TDE is switched on, an
  image attached must fit to the drive type set. For example, when you
  attach a .D81, you must have the drive type set to 1581, or the
  autostart will fail.

- Added automatic Warp mode during autostart. If this resource is enabled then
  VICE automatically enables the warp mode and then loads a file. After
  loading the warp mode is disabled again and then the program is started.

- Autostarting a PRG file can now be done in three different ways:

  * "Virtual FS": This mode mounts the directory where the file resides as a
    virtual filesystem on drive #8 and then loads the PRG via virtual drive
    traps. This was the only way of autostarting in previous VICE versions
    and is still the default.

  * "Inject to RAM": The PRG file is loaded from VICE directly into the RAM of
    the emulated machine. Then the memory setup of a Basic LOAD is simulated
    and the program is run. This is the fastest mode available but may lack
    compatibility as no actual load operation was performed in the emulator.
    However, no drive setup is altered during the operation.

  * "Diskimage": VICE creates a temporary new disk image and copies the
    contents of the PRG file onto it. Then this image is mounted in drive #8
    and the program is loaded from there. If TDE is enabled then the load
    operation is most compatible. The disk image stays attached until a new
    image is mounted.

- Improved PAL emulation is now available for Unix/Xaw XVideo mode, and
  AmigaOS. Only the YUV packed modes work, the planar modes still use the
  old code paths, though.

- Sound core has been reworked to enable lower latency of operation.
  Approximately 50 ms latency values are now routinely reached, and some
  people have reported that as low as 30 ms still works for them.

- New SDL port. See ReadmeSDL.txt for details.

- New win64 ports, both amd64/x64 and ia64 are supported (msvc compile only).

- New SDL based armle, mipsle, ppcbe and shle QNX 6.x ports.

- New SDL based M68k and sparc SunOS ports.

- New SDL based Syllable port.

- New SDL based Dingoo port.

- Remote monitor (in other words: TCP/IP interface to VICE monitor) added.

- Fixed non-6502/6510 CPU handling in monitor.

** C64/C128 changes
-------------------

- ReSID's resampler has been optimized with MMX assembly. Some long-standing
  bugs in resample-interpolate mode were also fixed.

- ReSID-FP has been optimized, too. It clocks the analog parts at half the
  rate now, which saves CPU during filter emulation especially for 6581 modes.

- Added SFX Sound Sampler and SFX Sound Expander emulation.

- Added EasyFlash cartridge emulation.

- Added paddle emulation.

- Added lightpen/lightgun emulation, currently only available for the following
  ports: SDL, GTK+, cocoa, win32/win64 and msdos.

- Added support for the following userport joystick adapters: CGA/Protovision,
  DXS/HIT, PET (normally only used on the PET/CBM2), Hummer (normally only
  used on the C64DTV) and OEM (normally only used on the VIC20).

** C128 changes
---------------

- Added RAM banks 2 and 3 support.

- Improved the VDC emulation.

- Stereo SID $D7xx range support.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- New cycle exact emulation core.  Handles accesses to unconnected
  address space and in-line graphics data changes correctly.
  (fixes "Impossiblator 3" and others)

- Improved VIC emulation (in-line color/reverse mode changes on half-chars).

- Cartridge handling rewritten.

- Added Mega-Cart cartridge emulation.

- Added Final Expansion cartridge emulation.

- Default memory configuration changed from full to unexpanded.

- Added paddle emulation.

- Added lightpen/lightgun emulation, currently only available for the following
  ports: SDL, GTK+, cocoa, win32/win64 and msdos.

- Corrected the joystick support, since the VIC20 can only have one joystick
  attached on the joystick port.

- Added support for the following userport joystick adapters: CGA/Protovision
  (normally only used on the C64/C128), PET (normally only used on the
  PET/CBM2), Hummer (normally only used on the C64DTV) and OEM.

** PLUS4 changes
----------------

- Added Digibooster SID Cart add-on emulation.

- Added SID Cart joystick port emulation.

- Fixed bug in tape recording.

- Improved graphics handling.

** C64DTV changes
-----------------

- Replaced old DTVSID emulation with ReSID-DTV.

- Minor bug fixes and emulation improvements.

- Added support for the following userport joystick adapters: CGA/Protovision
  (normally only used on the C64/C128), PET (normally only used for the PET),
  Hummer and OEM (normally only used on the VIC20).

** PET changes
--------------

- Corrected the joystick support, since the only way a PET can use a joystick
  is by a userport joystick adapter, the following userport joystick adapters
  are currently supported: CGA/Protovision (normally only used on the
  C64/C128), PET, Hummer (normally only used on the C64DTV) and OEM (normally
  only used on the VIC20).

** CBM2 changes
---------------

- Corrected the joystick support, since the only way a CBM2 can use a joystick
  is by a userport joystick adapter, the following userport joystick adapters
  are currently supported: CGA/Protovision (normally only used on the
  C64/C128), PET, Hummer (normally only used on the C64DTV) and OEM (normally
  only used on the VIC20).

** Unix changes
---------------

- Rudimentary PulseAudio sound driver has been added.

- Added support for dynamic loading of FFMPEG libraries.

- Added support for dynamic loading of OpenCBM and Lame library

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- New video driver using DirectX9 if possible. This allows free window scaling
  and fullscreen mode covering the whole screen. Using a fixed aspect ratio
  is optional.

- New Danish and Turkish translations of the UI elements and command-line options.

- Added support for dynamic loading of FFMPEG libraries.

- Added support for dynamic loading of OpenCBM and Lame library

- New Italian kaymap.

** AmigaOS changes
------------------

- New Danish and Turkish translations of the UI elements and command-line options.

- Added experimental PCI HardSID and Catweasel support.

- Used AROS (x86, ppc, amd64) new lowlevel libraries which should make USB
  joysticks and joypads usable.

** Mac OS X changes
-------------------

- Cocoa port now supports all emulators

- Support for Mac OS X versions 10.4, 10.5, and 10.6 and PowerPC, Intel 32,
  and 64 Bit Support.

- Cocoa UI redesign. Emulator window is reduced to emulation display only.
  Emulator is controlled with the new control window. There disk and tape
  images can be attached by clicking on the image or dragging files there.
  Added the tape controls for the datasette and the status bar.
  Added a master volume slider.

- Added SyncDraw display mode that does temporal filtering of the frames
  generated by the machine (motion blur). This enhances the display quality in
  moving scenes if the machine frame rate does not match the display refresh
  rate (e.g. a 50 Hz C64 is shown on a 60 Hz LCD display)

- Added FLIcker Fixer to SyncDraw mode that does full frame reconstruction,
  i.e. two half frames are buffered and displayed as a full frame. This helps
  to reduce flicker in FLI modes but might introduce too much blur in other
  modes.

- Attach image file dialogs now show the contents of the selected disk/tape
  image and allow to pick a program to load from there.

- Emulator is now paused if Mac OS X goes to sleep.

- The CoreAudio sound driver was completely rewritten to support the updated
  sound APIs found in the new Mac OS X versions.

- Added movie recording in QuickTime format (PowerPC and 32 Bit Intel only)

- Added support for dynamic loading of FFMPEG libraries installed via MacPorts

- Added support for dynamic loading of OpenCBM and Lame library

- Improved build scripts to support all current Mac OS X versions,
  architectures, and compilers (gcc 4.0, gcc 4.2, clang)

- Libnet and libpcap updated to current versions

- Some keymap fixes in cocoa port


* Changes in VICE 2.1
======================

** General
----------

- The VICEplus project has been joined with VICE. Thus, x64dtv is now
  part of VICE.

- We can be contacted via IRC: #vice-dev on freenode

- Added a more accurate ReSID engine using floating point math (ReSID-FP).

- Added support for the USB HardSID.

- PAL emulation has been rewritten and optimized.

- Fixed the ACIA 6551 emulation. (x64/x128/xcbm2/xpet/xplus4)

- Monitor commands help text is now translated too
  (in ports where translation is available at all)

- Monitor IO command now displays IO area even if it is currently
  banked out.

- GCR file handling (.G64) issues an error message if the .G64 does not
  have the expected outline. Before, VICE just silently ignored such
  files.

- IRQ handling fix

** C64/C128 changes
-------------------

- Fixed the digimax sound generation.

- Added the RR clockport disable functionality at $DF00.0. Allows
  to disable the RRnet.

- Improved REU compatibility and timing.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Added isepic cartridge emulation.

- Added Double Quick Brown Box cartridge emulation.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- Improved the sound emulation.

- Fixed the lowest note bug.

- Improved VIC emulation (exact in-line color/reverse mode changes).

** C64DTV changes
-----------------

- New emulator.

** Unix changes
---------------

- XRandR fullscreen implemented

- Command line option `-fullscreen' is supposed to do something
  useful. 

- Vsync code imported from win32 (based on openGL extension).
  see also doc/openGLsync-howto.txt.

- Vidmode (fullscreen support) is broken and therefore marked as
  deprecated. It will be removed in the next release if no-one takes
  responsibility to fix the broken code and is willing to maintain the
  code. 

- PAL Emulation (new implementation, improved speed) should be usable
  again (it was broken on certain display depths).

- Log messages are always english.

- Only x11 keymaps will be installed when doing a 'make install'.

- MIDI cartridge emulation for x128, x64 and xvic.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Watcom generated executables are more optimized.

- MIDI cartridge emulation for x128, x64 and xvic.

- When specifying the target for the RS232 communication
  (Menu Settings/RS232 Settings), the target can be specified by
  name now. Before, you had to use the IP address.

- Fixed some minor errors with the RS232 communication via TCP
  connections.

- RS232 can use real devices now, too.
  To use this feature, you have to specify the COM port used in
  Settings/RS232 Settings like:
  \\.\com1: baud=57600 parity=N data=8 stop=1

  The characters after the colon can be used to specify additional
  settings for the COM port. The string must have the same form as the
  mode command's command-line arguments:
  [baud=b][parity=p][data=d][stop=s][to={on|off}][xon={on|off}] 
  [odsr={on|off}][octs={on|off}][dtr={on|off|hs}][rts={on|off|hs|tg}]
  [idsr={on|off}]

  The above example specifies COM1 with a baud rate of 57600, no parity,
  8 data bits and 1 stop bit.

  Note that the leading \\.\ is used to distinguish between TCP/IP
  targets and real devices, thus, you have to use it.

  (Sorry, no fancy UI yet.)

- vsid GUI reworked: 
  * infoline appears only by pressing "I"
  * raises process priority. Otherwise, when in background,
    looses cpu power and music is not played at correct speed
  * drag&drop support; window also gets focus back on drop
  * correct display of emulated sid model (when using -keepenv)
  * changed colors

- fixed copy function from the VICE monitor window.

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- Fixed 24/32bit display depth problem.

** GP2X changes
---------------

- Fixed black screen problem.

- Pause emulation while the menu is open.

- Added experimental support for USB keyboard and joystick.

- Removed vsid.

** Mac OS X changes
-------------------

- x64a.app and x64dtv.app (Cocoa) are now feature complete
  * added flip lists
  * added netplay dialog
  * added ROM resources
  * added video settings dialog
  * added record snapshot dialog

- Introduced new control window that replaces old peripherals drawer
  * with tape control buttons
  * attach/eject buttons for each drive
  * drag & drop of disk/tape images

- Introduced Cocoa compile for Mac OS X 10.5 and greater with more features
  (see extended Resource Inspector)

- Completely rewritten joystick driver that supports user-definable buttons
  for fire and all directions. 

- Copy & Paste support for emulator and monitor/log window

- Added x2, x3, x4 view scaling like in Quicktime Player

- Store visibility and size of all windows in user's preferences

- Added Keyset Joystick toggle to quickly disable keyboard joysticks

- Added MIDI support


* Changes in VICE 2.0
======================

** General
----------

- VICE development has moved to public services:
  http://sf.net/projects/vice-emu
  You can read the latest development in the Subversion
  repository, file bug reports, and similar things.
  Check it out!

- New Openserver 5.x, Openserver 6.x and Unixware ports.

- New AROS64 port.

- New QNX 4.x port.

- New HPUX (HPPA and IA64) ports.

- New SkyOS port.

- New Atari Mint port.

- New Solaris Express aka OpenSolaris aka Solaris 11 port.

** C64/C128 changes
-------------------

- Improved $01 behaviour with regards to unused bit fall-off.

- New experimental NEOS and Amiga mouse support.

- Added a working RTC to the emulation of the IDE64 cartridge.

- New more precise PAL emulation, works only with double size
  and double scan.

- Added support for the Action Replay 4 and StarDos cartridges.

- Improved REU compatibility

- Fixed CPU timing bug introduced in 1.22 (demo "Borderless").

- Fixed bugs in the CIA emulation (demo "So-phisticated",
  W. Lorenz testsuite).

- Fixed various bugs in VIC-II emulation: Sprite x-positioning,
  Latch X/Y, video mode changes, DEN bit handling, raster IRQ,
  NTSC sprites and sprites in full/debugging border mode (list
  of fixed demos/games too long to mention here).

- RESTORE key is handled differently now, fixing an NMI bug
  because the NMI was asserted too long before.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- Added unconnected c-bus floating byte support.

- New more precise PAL emulation, works only with double size
  and double scan.

** PET changes
--------------

- Added support for toggling CB2 sound output line.

** PLUS4 changes
----------------

- New more precise PAL emulation, works only with double size
  and double scan.

** Drive changes
----------------

- Fixed block allocation and interleave.

** Unix changes
---------------

- Broken DGA1/DGA2 code removed

- XRandR fullscreen implemented for all (but CRTC/VDC) videochips.

- XRandR/Fullscreen can now toggle the Statusbar/Menu

- Fixed unix mouse for single sized display.

- Fixed mouse grab and xaw menu popup.

- After a CPU jam user can select to resume emulation without
  reset.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Fixed the reverse logic of the -confirmexit/+confirmexit and
  -singlecpu/+singlecpu command-line options.

- Added the ability to copy and paste text from and to the
  VICE window.

- Added the ability to paste text into the VICE window by
  right-clicking on the VICE window.

- Keyboard shortcuts are definable in the configuration file
  win_shortscuts.vsc

- After a CPU jam user can select to resume emulation without
  reset.

- Fixed volume slider behaviour when switching fullscreen mode.

- Key repeat is eliminated OS-wise. This way, the RESTORE key is
  not used with autorepeat.

** BeOS changes
---------------

- Fixed to also run on Haiku.

- Lots of fixes to the dailogs.

- Fixed the joystick system.

- Added warning dialog when the monitor is accessed without
  having an open console window.

- Added the ability to copy and paste text from and to the
  VICE window.

** AmigaOS changes
------------------

- Fixed the reverse logic of the -confirmexit/+confirmexit
  command-line options.

- Added the ability to copy and paste text from and to the
  VICE window.

- After a CPU jam user can select to resume emulation without
  reset.

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- After a CPU jam user can select to resume emulation without
  reset.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Added support for more 3rd party basic extenders to petcat.

- Extended BMP saving to support 24bit.

- Fixed the joystick code of all emulators to handle state changes
  on both joysticks at the same time.

- New monitor commands and features.

- New memmap feature which allows tracking of memory accesses,
  activated by the configure option --enable-memmap.

- Fixed bug in ffmpeg/FFV1 driver. Should be really lossless now.


* Changes in VICE 1.22
======================

** C128 changes
---------------

- Added 2 MHz mode support (experimental).

- The cursor keys are mapped differently in C64-mode now.

- Fixed C64-mode autostart support.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- Improved the sound emulation where the 'volume change click' is
  concerned, and normalized the audio output level.

** VIC-II
---------

- The VIC-II border mode can be selected now (normal, full, debug).

- Some sprite fixes needed for Krestage 3 demo.

** Drive changes
----------------

- Improved drive LED emulation.

** Unix changes
---------------

- Fixed the "black screen" bug caused by some X11 library security
  update.

- Fixed the usb support for bsd based platforms.

- Changed the preferred libdir and docdir for netbsd and freebsd.

- Xaw/XRandR fullscreen mode is supposed to work.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Positional keyboard mapping is used as default again.

- New volume slider control.

- The win32 port can now be compiled with openwatcom.

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- The os/2 port can now be compiled with openwatcom.

** RiscOS changes
-----------------

- Added a build script for the RiscOS port and all needed binary files
  are now part of the source distribution.

** AmigaOS changes
------------------

- Added netplay support for AmigaOS3 port.

- Added netplay support for AROS port.

- New VICE Volume control for all ports.

** C1541 changes
----------------

- Fixed some unlynx bugs.


* Changes in VICE 1.21
======================

** General
----------

- Added sound recording support.

- Added aiff, iff, mp3 and wav sound dump drivers.

** C128 changes
---------------

- Added digimax support.

- Fixed some minor VDC graphics bugs.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Added MMC64 support.

- Added digimax support.

- Added Action Replay III support.

- Improved compatibility of TFE emulation.

** PET changes
--------------

- Added SID cartridge support.

- Extended the PET REU emulation to include 512/1024/2048KB.

** PLUS4 changes
----------------

- Added SID cartridge support.

- Fixed some minor TED graphics bug.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- Added SID cartridge support.

** Drive changes
----------------

- Added support for Dolphin DOS 2 & 3 and Professional DOS 1571.
  The GUI is partially missing, command line switches have to be used.

** Unix changes
---------------

- New Hungarian translations.

- Fixed some bug in the XAW file selector.

- New fullscreen mode based on XRandR - although restriced to XVideo
  HW scaling. See also BUGS.

- Raster synchronization based on openGL extension
  `GLX_SGI_video_sync'. See openGL-sync.txt for details.

- Fixed colormap handling on certain Gnome systems (sporadic black
  menus, e.g. reported by some FC users).

- New fullscreen mode based on XRandR - although restriced to XVideo
  HW scaling. See also BUGS.

- Raster synchronization based on openGL extension
  `GLX_SGI_video_sync'. See openGL-sync.txt for details.

- Fixed colormap handling on certain Gnome systems (sporadic black
  menus, e.g. reported by some FC users).

- ffmpeg support should work again.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Added Hungarian translations.

- Added giflib/libungif dll support.

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- Fixed a video resource bug that prevented VICE from running.

** Mac OSX X11 changes
----------------------

- Added Gtk+ Port

- Introduced single "smart" Application Bundle VICE.app

- Added command line launcher for Terminal.app and xterm

- Added build scripts for all external libraries and universal builds
  of VICE

** AmigaOS changes
------------------

- Fixed some UI dialog bugs.

- Added Hungarian translations.

- Added more (previously missing) UI elements.

- Added native MorphOS icons.

- Fixed for native AmigaOS4 compile.

- Added VBCC build scripts.

- New experimental ppc-warpos port.

- New experimental ppc-powerup port.

** BeOS changes
---------------

- Fixed to also run on ZETA.

- New ppc-beos port.

- Added (previously missing) UI elements.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Fixed the setting of illegal filenames.


* Changes in VICE 1.20
======================

** General
----------

- New GP2X port.

- New AmigaOS3, AmigaOS4, MorphOS and AROS (x86/ppc) ports.

- Mac OSX X11 port is included in the main distribution now.

- Fixed some unusual CPU opcodes.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Fixed some longstanding RMW to IO area VIC-II DMA timing bug.

- Added Mikro Assembler, Dela EP7x8, Dela EP256 and Rex EP256
  cart support.

- Fixed the KCS cart emulation.

- Added swiftlink and turbo232 support.

- Added +256k memory expansion support.

- Added I/O source read collision detection support, making
  simultanious use of multiple expansions possible, like on
  the real machine.

- Fixed the RR-net address decoding and REU compatibility.

- Fixed a problem with traps using the SX Kernal ROM.

- Some IDE64 ultimax bug has been fixed.

** PET changes
--------------

- Added 128kb REU memory expansion support.

** PLUS4 changes
----------------

- Added 256k csory memory expansion support.

- Added 256k, 1024k and 4096k hannes memory expansion support.

** Unix changes
---------------

- Gnome1 is no longer supported.

- Gnome2 is now supported - everthing except the Image preview with
  CBM font should work.

- Gnome 2 port supports dimmable drive LED now.

- Added experimental ParSID support.

- Added support for minix3.

- Fixed some compile problems with the ffmpeg library.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Added experimental ParSID support.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- Added experimental ParSID support.

** Mac OSX X11 changes
----------------------

- Added support for Intel build.

- Added USB joystick support.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Added support for more 3rd party basic extenders to petcat.

- Added a c64/c128 cartridge conversion program (cartconv).

- Added binary distribution (package) creation functionality.

- Fixed a bug in the trap emulation with caused programs probing
  devices on the IEC bus to fail.

- Lots of small fixes to the monitor.


* Changes in VICE 1.19
======================

** General
----------

- Fixed "RESTORE key works only once" bug.

- Fixed compilation with GCC4.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Fixed an opcode execute problem with the +60k expansion.

- New c64 256k expansion support.

** VIC-II
---------

- Fixed switch from idle state to display state.

- Added missing DEN bit scrolling feature.

** Unix changes
---------------

- The experimental netplay feature has been extended to the Unix
  platforms for testing.

- Added IPV6 support to netplay.

- Fixed crash if settings are saved.

- Fixed some Gnome1 annoyances (popup menus in status bar)

- Rework of gnome save media (screenshot) dialog

- Xaw Statusbar fixes and improvements (new buttons for recording).

- An experimental patch for Gnome2/Gtk2 support is available (See
  website). Vice-1.19 will be the last Gnome1/Gtk1 version officially
  supported. 
  The Gnome2/Gtk2 version is known to work on state-of-the-art
  Linux distributions (e.g. Fedora Core 4).
  See also src/arch/unix/x11/gnome/TODO

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Added "always on top" option.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- The experimental netplay feature has been extended to MS-DOS for
  testing.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Added various new screenshot formats.

- Improved the image content lister to display at least the first part
  of a circular directory listing.

- Made the tape routines able to cope with non-standard header sizes.


* Changes in VICE 1.18
======================

** General
----------

- Fixed a bug that caused the emulator to crash after 72 minutes.

- Added internal zlib and lpng support if no native libraries are
  found at compile time.

- Fixed video recording frame rate in NTSC mode.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Added Structured Basic, Comal 80 and Ross cart support.

- Fixed the improper detaching of certain types of carts.

- The +60K expansion base address is now selectable for
  compatibility with the oldest version of the expansion.

** C128 changes
---------------

- Improved the VDC emulation.

** Unix changes
---------------

- New HardSid support (experimental).

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Added internal zlib and lpng support to the MSVC compile.

- 'Netplay' option linking two emulators via TCP network (experimental
  and x64-only for now).

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- Added screenshot support.

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- The OS/2 port works again now.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Added support for more 3rd party basic extenders to petcat.


* Changes in VICE 1.17
======================

** General
----------

- Compiling for QNX 6.x works now (binary package is available).

- Binary packages for Solaris machines are available.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Added full GeoRAM memory expansion support with sizes from 64KB to
  4MB.

- Added full RamCart memory expansion support.

- Added full +60K memory expansion support.

- Correct REU values after reset.

** C128 changes
---------------

- Added full GeoRAM memory expansion support with sizes from 64KB to
  4MB.

- Added RamCart memory expansion support without the read-only option.

- Fixed some C64 mode bugs.

- Correct REU values after reset.

** Unix changes
---------------

- New dutch translation.

- Language support has been extended to include commandline-options.

- BSD platform problems with using the sounduss and soundsun driver
  have been fixed.

- Problems compiling with older versions of libpng have been fixed.

- Problems with MAXPATHLEN and PATH_MAX when compiling have been
  fixed.

- New ALSA sound driver.

- Fixed some compile errors if GCC4 is used.

- Added support for more analog joysticks.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Added international language support (experimental, disabled for
  now).

- The Wine Resource Compiler is now required to compile using gcc for
  proper international language support.

- Added support for recent ffmpeg libraries.

- Fixed some directory lister bug.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- Added ethernet support using the wattcp stack and libpcap library.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Compiling without C++ or ReSID works now.

- Added support for more 3rd party basic extenders to petcat.

- Userport RS232 emulation should work as expected now.


* Changes in VICE 1.16
======================

** General
----------

- Improved accuracy of 65xx processor core emulation.

** Drive changes
----------------

- Added support for idle traps to 1551 emulation.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Fixed crash using REU emulation.

- A timing problem has been fixed using old NTSC mode.

- Some stupid char ROM display bug has been fixed.

** C128 changes
---------------

- Fixed crash using REU emulation or CP/M mode.

** PLUS4 changes
----------------

- Added proper TAP support.

** Unix Changes
---------------

- Hardware scaling can be switched at runtime now.

- Fixed crash on machines with weird vidmode configurations.

- Fixed random crash if settings are saved.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Added support for userport or ACIA serial emulation to connect to
  some TCP/IP port.

- It is possible to use the opencbm library from the cbm4win project
  to access real devices (drives or printer) connected to the host
  machine.

- Improved the keyboard emulation to allow symolic keyboard mappings
  at least for US-style keyboards. Notice: Many symolic keyboard
  mapping definitions are still missing at the moment.

- The joystick fire button can be selected for hardware joysticks.

- It is possible to attach disk/tape images read-only now.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Fixed some crash in the file system emulation.

- Improved datasette motor emulation.


* Changes in VICE 1.15
======================

** General
----------

- Improved event recording and playback.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Fixed some CPU opcodes.

- Added support for Magic Formel cart (preliminary).

- Improved TFE cart emulation.

- Fixed Final Cartridge III freeze bug.

** VIC20 changes
-----------------

- Four true drives are supported now.

- The sound code has been rewritten.

** PLUS4 changes
----------------

- Added cartridge support.

** VIC-II
---------

- Improved IRQ timing during DMA.

** Unix Changes
---------------

- Improved ROM set support.

- Added TFE and IDE64 cart support.

- Fixed crash on 64bit archs.

- Added BSD USB joystick support.

- Complete rework of french translation. Credits to Paul (alias
  Kaddict)!

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Improved ROM set support.

- Added drive ROM settings.

- The joystick status is displayed now.

- Fixed some directory lister inconsistencies.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Made fsdevice emulation to list non-PRG files again.

- Improved REL file handling of the virtual drive emulation.

- Fixed some bugs in the petcat tokenizer.


* Changes in VICE 1.14
======================

** General
----------

- Audio and video streams can be recorded now. 
  Unix users: Use configure parameter `--enable-ffmpeg'; make sure you
  have the required libraries installed (package ffmpeg-0.4.8 ori
  newer).

- Added IEC devices which allow to access printer or file system
  devices even if true drive emulation is enabled.

** VIC-II
---------

- Fixed some severe sprite collision detection bugs.

** Drive changes
----------------

- Increased the number of true drives to four.

- Support for 1570 and 1571CR drives has been added (1571CR is not
  fully implemented though).

- 1581 emulation is much more accurate now.

** Printer changes
------------------

- Added Star NL10 printer emulation.

** Unix Changes
---------------

- Gnome UI:
  fixed resizing bug when PAL controls are hidden
  Improved PAL control widget
  Added Widgets for recording (Event, Audio/Video)
  Multiple drive widgets are now supported.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Added common peripherial devices, firmware ROM and IDE64 settings
  dialog.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- The source code can be compiled with Allegro 4.0 now.

- Added printer settings dialog.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- The standard output of petcat is switched to binary mode which
  prevents data corruption.


* Changes in VICE 1.13
======================

** General
----------

- Added new Scale2x render.

- Fixed NMI line emulation bug.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Better processor port initialization (some carts depend on this)

- Fixed a bug reading old snapshot files.

- Added SS5 CRT support and fixed the SS5 screen distortion bug.

- Added support for the "The Final Ethernet" and the "RR-Net"
  (Retroreplay-Net) ethernet cartridges for the C64 (MS-Windows port
  only).

** C128 changes
---------------

- Fixed some fast IEC bus related drive bugs

- Added some opcodes to the Z80 emulation.

** PLUS4 changes
----------------

- Many TED fixes.

- User port parallel cable.

** VIC-II
---------

- The character ROM is now displayed in bitmap mode.

- Fixed some minor DMA timing, ECM mode and sprite bugs.

** SID changes
--------------

- New HardSID support.

- Catweasel support should work now.

** Unix changes
---------------

- ACIA emulation has been fixed.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Fixed a keyboard driver bug that mainly affected the cursor keys on
  some machines.

- CBM-II keyboard input should work again.

- Added printer settings dialog.

- The C128 machine type can be set now.

- Drives can be resetted individually.


* Changes in VICE 1.12
======================

** General
----------

- Added -autoload switch which acts like -autostart but without
  actually starting the program.

- It is possible to use the printer emulation without switching off
  true drive emulation now.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Mouse emulation should work again.

- Improved trap emulation compatibility.

** C128 changes
---------------

- Fixed some VDC crashs.

- Added support for national firmware and keyboard mappings.

- Implemented fast IEC bus.

** PLUS4 changes
----------------

- New emulator.  Currently it contains many bugs and several features
  are missing.  Do not send any bug reports for now.

** VIC-II
---------

- Fixed some raster interrupt emulation bugs.

- Some minor NTSC fixes.

- Reset should properly reset the VIC-II now.

** SID changes
--------------

- The ReSID state is saved in snapshots now.

** Drive changes
-----------------

- Improved GCR sync detection.

- Added some more jobcodes to the 1581 emulation.

- RAM mirrors are properly emulated now.

** Unix changes
---------------

- Added Catweasel MKIII SID support.

- The Gnome popup dialogs now have titles again. This now can be used
  to hook up WM actions.

- Key events are passed to a focused Vice window even when the mouse
  is not inside the emulator window.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Added Catweasel MKIII SID support.

- Next try to fix synchronization on very fast machines.

** OS/2
----------

- Added Fullscreen support!

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Each file system drive has a separate error channel now.

- Added a command to the monitor to put a string into the keyboard
  buffer.

- The PC of the drive CPU emulation is correctly shown in the monitor
  prompt now.

- The monitor shows the current line and cycle now.

- It is possible to switch off reset on cart attach/detach now.


* Changes in VICE 1.11
======================

** General
----------

- The memory reset pattern can be configured now.

** C128 changes
---------------

- Fixed some MMU issues.

- Fixed color RAM support.

** PET changes
--------------

- A crash at startup has been fixed.

** VIC-II
---------

- Improved sprite support.

- Fixed some video cache bugs.

- Fixed some IRQ emulation bugs.

** Drive changes
-----------------

- Improved byte-ready line emulation.

- The track offset is calculated properly on track change now.

** Unix changes
---------------

- Real device access through OpenCBM library via XA1541/XM1541 cable.

- Added support to access 1581 formatted disks with the 3.5" host
  drive (Linux only).

- Added event recording & playback (experimental).

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Added UI for Expert cartridge.

- Fixed a monitor cut & paste bug.

- Fixed synchronization timing on very fast machines.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- The monitor can access disks attached to #8..11 now.


* Changes in VICE 1.10
======================

** General
----------

- The keyboard handling has been reworked. In most ports the keys can
  be assigned by *.vkm files.

- Fixed display bugs during warp mode.

- The autostart function prepares the drive with last accessed track,
  sector and buffer data now.

- The opcode fetch of the 65xx CPU emulation is more accurate now.

** C64 changes
--------------

- A processor port bug has been fixed, so IWM Diamonds works again.

- Fixed a bug in the Retro Replay emulation.

- Added support for IDE64 interface emulation.

** C128 changes
---------------

- Added DIN charset support.

- Added support for second color bank.

** VIC20 changes
-----------------

- Access to unconnected address space has been fixed.

** VIC-II
---------

- $d016 xsmooth emulation is cycle exact now!

- Many small bugs in the VIC-II emulation have been fixed.

- Accessing unconnected address space returns last phi1 data read by
  the VIC-II now.

- Fixed bug loading a snapshot image with sprites enabled.

** Drive changes
-----------------

- Implemented firmware ROM mirrors.

** Tape changes
---------------

- The image content lister lists the contents of TAP images too.

** Unix changes
---------------

- Reworked fullscreen support.


* Changes in VICE 1.9
=====================

** General
----------

- Real PAL filter emulation.

** C64 changes
--------------

- The REU emulation has been improved.

** VIC-II
---------

- Various fixes to make more demos work.

** SID changes
--------------

- The standard SID had problems with filters if stereo SID was
  enabled.

** Drive changes
-----------------

- True drive emulation is default now.

- A reset during autostart restores true drive emulation if enabled
  before.

- Relaxed disk change timing a bit and fixed the sync bit.  More
  programs will recognise the disk change now.

** Unix changes
---------------

- New polish translation. Credits to Mariusz M³ynek.

- XFree86 fullscreen support is disabled by default. To enable
  fullscreen support use the `--enable-fullscreen' of configure.

- Preliminary support for hardware YUV image scaling via the XVideo
  extension.

- Fliplists can be saved and restored via GUI.

- Fliplists are now automatically saved to
  ${HOME}/.vice/fliplist-{EMU}.vfl when save settings is requested.

- Those ^L are gone, readline should compile again.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- A bug in the stereo SID implementation causing a crash has been
  fixed.

- Fixed the monitor close button.

** BeOS changes
---------------

- Uses DirectWindow interface to save up to 20% of performance.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- A zipcode bug has been fixed.


* Changes in VICE 1.8
=====================

** General
----------

- Added '-h' as alias for '-?' and '-help'

- Made the new emulated VIC-II palette the default
  (to use the old stylish file palettes switch to external palette).

** C64 changes
--------------

- Added support for Retro Replay cartridge.

- Fixed a CIA timer emulation bug.

- Frankie goes to Hollywood may work now.

- The REU is emulated cycle exact now.

** C128 changes
---------------

- VDC has been improved a lot (but not ready for RFO now).

- Fixed a stupid bug in the Z80 emulation.

- Fixed $ff01-$ff04 MMU register access.

- Added support for C64 type cartridges.

** VIC-II
---------

- Fast PAL emulation has been added.

- Added VIC-II reengineered palette.

- Added also command line switches for:
  brightness, contrast, saturation, gamma

- New style luminance signals

- Using internal/external palette

** SID changes
--------------

- Stereo support has been added (not available on all
  architectures).

** Drive changes
-----------------

- Odd sized d64 images are supported now.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- The filter settings of the file selector boxes are persistent now.

- Support for drag & drop (dropping an image autostarts it)

- Pressing ESC in the monitor interrupts long lasting outputs
  (e.g., "m 0 ffff")

- Disassembly window of monitor now has a context menu for every every
  disassembled line

- Breakpoints can be set and unset by just clicking on the respective
  line

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- Added dialog and menu entries to use a emulated PAL palette (Alt-I)

- Implemented drag'n'drop for vsid mode.

- fixed a bug in the compilation of c1541

- Renamed c1541 to x1541

- Added stereo support

- Added support for 'Fast PAL Emu'

- Added a color dialog (like a TV set)

- Added support for cartridges in x128

- Changed the video/DIVE support internally (in case of problems please
  report!)

- Added support for Double Size / Double Scan

- Fixed a bug which made the emulator crash if you press '1' in the
  file pop-up menu

- Fixed a bug in the asynchronous update of the xvic window

** Unix changes
---------------

- New italian translation. Credits to Andrea Musuruane

- PAL Control UI in the Gnome port

- Triple buffering DGA2 direct-into-fb-rendering support (root
  privileges needed)
  DGA2 XImage rendering currently not supported.
  Fullscreen is still in beta status; x128 fullscreen is broken.

- Fixed compilation bug if `allegro.h' is present.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Fixed monitor hang if an unknown opcode is entered.

- The monitor can assemble a JSR to a ZP location now.

- Added '-h' as alias for '-?' and '-help'

- Added a NLS-Howto to guide new translators. Credits to Andrea
  Musuruane


* Changes in VICE 1.7
=====================

** C64 changes
--------------

- REU support has been rewritten to support different types and
  images.

- Fixed a processor emulation bug which caused a crash in Summer
  Games II.

- Fixed a snapshot bug causing Castles of Dr. Creep to quit after the
  snapshot has been restored.

** C128 changes
---------------

- REU support has been rewritten to support different types and
  images.

- Added support for internal and external function ROM images.

- Tape emulation has been added.

- Added register 26 support to VDC emulation to make LUnix work.

- Support for the CAPS key has been added.

- There is a limited C64 mode now.

** VIC20 changes
-----------------

- VIC video emulation now almost cycle exact (try vimm or vvv demos)
  NTSC video mode is supported.

** CBM-II changes
-----------------

- Implemented a C510 (aka P128) emulation, using the existing VIC-II
  emulation.

- Fix a couple of bugs in the CBM-II emulation (C610-C720).

** Drive changes
-----------------

- Implemented experimental DOS1 (670 blocks free) support with CBM
  2040 emulation.

- The read-only bit of the 1581 disk drive is emulated now.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- DirectX sound driver with less delay; alternative WMM driver by
  Cadaver.

- New joystick autofire feature.

- Fixed crash if invoked with invalid command line.

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- Moved zlib and png APIs to a DLL to decrease the archive size.

- Removed the Emulator Dialog, use Alt-+/Alt-- to change  the speed.

- Added a new file dialog with a contents window.

- Dragging a file to the Vice Window now autostarts the file.

- Added autostart option to menu.

- Added cartridge support to menu.

- Added missing resources to menus.

- Added popup menu (switch off menu bar, press mouse button 2).

- Make menu bar switchable.

- Removed hardware dialog.

- Removed sound dialog.

- Added help system.

- Changed hotkeys from scancode to Accelerator Table.

- Changed layout of About Dialog.

** BeOS changes
---------------

- Sid-player mode (use commandline x64 -vsid).

** Unix changes
---------------

- Added preliminary (beta) DGA2 support.

- French translation; Credits to Eric (meepmeep).

- Datasette control UI.

- Zlib is used for reading compressed images.


* Changes in VICE 1.6
=====================

** C64 changes
--------------

- Fixed REU snapshot bug.

- Added Warpspeed and Dinamic cartridge support.

- Fixed a bug in NTSC sprite timing.

- Pitfall 2 cartridge works again.

- Added a symbol file for the built-in monitor which allows moni-
  toring of ROM sections (use 'll "c64mem.sym"' inside the monitor)

** C128 changes
---------------

- The Z80 emulation is almost complete now.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- Fixed geometry settings. Games that enlarge the screen work now.

** Drive changes
----------------

- The drive emulation can also read error information from a 40 track
  D64 image now.

- Fixed a bug in vdrive BAM allocation.

** Unix changes
---------------

- ESD and aRts sound support has been added.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Fullscreen support (experimental).

- Fixed bug in the drive dialog, now parallel drives can be selected.

- Fixed NTSC timing.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- Fixed NTSC timing.

** BeOS changes
---------------

- new video engine; about 20% faster now

- improved support for hardware joysticks

- added 1351 mouse emulation

- fixed bug that crashed the emu at shutdown

- many more settings dialogs (device, sound, datasette, ...)

- display for the joystick state

- preview for disk/tape images

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- changed x64-icon

- made icon visible as 'minimized icons'

- added menu bar

- changed default border style

- now the display is updated in paused or monitor mode, too

- added the missing datasette control to the datasette dialog (Alt-C)

- added a new dialog for hardware settings (Alt-H)

- sounddev "dart2" enabled. necessary for vsid-mode. It has the
  possibility to adjust emulator speed from sound output.

- basic sid-player support (-vsid) added

- basic snapshot support added (emulator dialog, ALt-N).

- x128: 40/80 col key is now mapped to F11, too

- x128: palette of VDC window is now set correctly

- CBM Restore Key is now mapped to F12

- readonly option added to drive dialog

- directory path added to drive dialog

- Video Standard (PAL/NTSC) moved to hardware dialog.

- added REU to hardware dialog

- added memory extension resource to drive dialog

- now only valid drives are displayed for usage in the
  drive dialog

- switched to lpng 1.08

- changed some output spin fields to text fields (eg. emulator speed)

- now all keys are available if not pressed together with ALT

** C1541 changes
----------------

- Commands to read/write GEOS formatted disks have been added.


* Changes in VICE 1.5
=====================

** General changes
------------------

- Screenshots can be saved now.

** C128 changes
---------------

- The Z80 emulation has been improved.  CP/M will boot now.

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- fixed the bug in the joystick support of 1.4

- fixed a bug in the monitor

- Vice (not x128) should now work on older DIVE DLLs, too

- added support for keyboard files (eg os2.vkm)

- added screenshot support (see emulator dialog), invoke screenshot with Alt-PrtScr

- fixed the awful synchronazation (x64 runs now with 50fps and 100% as it should)

- the shutdown should be faster now

** Unix changes
---------------

- Palette changes work better now.

- Added support for gettext based national language support.
  Initial german translation for Unix based UIs is provided.

- NTSC timing is correct now (100% 60fps).

- The emulator keeps running when menus are used.

- Fixed some crashs and memory leaks in the XAW file selector
  widget.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- Better support for compressed images.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Better support for compressed images.

- Output from the monitor console can be logged now.

- Empty TAP images can be created now.

** Drive changes
----------------

- Fixed a bug in the 1581 true drive emulation that prevented the
  use as drive #9.

- Fixed a bug in the 8050 vdrive emulaton.

- Fixed a bug that caused drive #8 to be diabled if file system
  access for drive #11 is disabled and all disks are detached.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- The REU can be used with Super Snapshot 5 or Expert Cartridge.


* Changes in VICE 1.4
=====================

** General changes
------------------

- Fixed slowdown bug with flickering drive led.

** C64 changes
--------------

- Fixed crash caused by VIC-II memory corruption.

- Expert cartridge is emulated now.

- Some NTSC fixes. Now the border looks a bit small, but most NTSC
  programs should work.

- Fixed CIA TOD initialization.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- Fixed VIC crash.

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- C128, CBM/2, VIC20 and PET keyboard layout fixed

- some smaller bugfixes

- mouse support added

- window position is now written to the cfg-file

- now one than more emulation can run at the same time

- the commandline, contents and monitor window is resizable now

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- Fixed crash due to the use of uninitialized variables.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- TAP images should not be corrupted anymore.

** Drive changes
----------------

- Fixed IEC initialization bug that broke true drive emulation.

- D71 BAM calculation has been fixed.

** Tape changes
---------------

- Now saving TAPs should work for big endian machines too.


* Changes in VICE 1.3
=====================

** C64 changes
--------------

- Super Snapshot V5 and REX fastload carts are emulated now.

- The REU emulation has been improved.

- Sprites in non-visible parts of the screen should not crash the
  emulator anymore.

- A sprite snapshot bug has been fixed.

** C128 changes
---------------

- The VDC can display flashing and reverse text attributes now.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- Fixed VIC display bug.

** PET changes
--------------

** CBM-II changes
-----------------

** Drive changes
----------------

- A drive RAM expansion is available now.

- New 2040, 3040 and 4040 disk drive support.

** Unix changes
---------------

- New GNOME port of VICE.

- G64 images can be created now.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- A status bar has been implemented.

- NTSC support is available now.

- A simple printer emulation which dumps the data to some file is
  available now.

- The virtual device resource did not work like shown.

- The attach image dialog is case insensitive now.

- The x-resolution of the VIC20 is doubled now.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Improved monitor console.

- The autostart dialog allows to start some file by clicking on its
  name in the preview window.

- Command line options, contributors, license and no warranty can be
  listed now.

- The attach dialog allows to create and format disk images now.

- The snapshot save dialog is much better now.

- A simple printer emulation which dumps the data to some file is
  available now.

- Reordered short-cuts to aviod duplicates.

- Reset or video mode changes will not change the size of a maximized
  window anymore.

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- C128-, CBM/2-, VIC20- and PET-Emulation added

- new menus added (emulator, datasette)

- menu support enhanced (see also Vice_for_OS2.txt)

- monitor implemented

- install script (install.cmd) now available

- using of zippes images (eg with gzip) should work correctly now

- commandline options for window border type added

- Status window removed (information display implemented at dialogs)

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- The monitor "z" command has been fixed.

- Fixed some tape counter bugs.

- Fixed a crash with ZIP archives.

- Fixed a bug that prevented writing to gzipped disk images.

- Fixed a crash if the image content lister is used on disk images
  with many files.

- There is some experimental read only REL file support in the vdrive
  emulation now.


* Changes in VICE 1.2
=====================

** C64 changes
--------------

- Epyx Fastload and Westermann Learning Cartridges are supported now.

** C128 changes
---------------

- The VDC hardware cursor has been implemented.

- The machine can boot up in Z80 mode now.  However CP/M does not work
  currently.

** PET changes
--------------

- The CRTC emulation has been made pretty cycle-exact. You can now
  use timed raster effects.

** CBM-II changes
-----------------

- The CRTC emulation has been made pretty cycle-exact. You can now
  use timed raster effects.

** Drive changes
----------------

- D64 images with error codes are supported now.

- The virtual drive emulation can process filenames containing zero
  bytes now.

- The virtual drive commandline parser has been improved.

- The fsdevice and the virtual drive emulation support memory read
  commands now.

- Invalid scratch commands do not crash the fsdevice emulation.

** Unix changes
---------------

- C64/C128 NTSC support (experimental).

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- VDC grafic mode does not crash the emulator any more.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- New mouse emulation.

- C64/C128 NTSC support (experimental).

- The datasette status is displayed now.

- Changing the palette works on-the-fly now.

- A new VIC20 settings dialog.

** OS/2 changes
---------------

- Sound, drive and joystick settings are implemented now.


* Changes in VICE 1.1
=====================

** General changes
------------------

- The datasette emulation supports saving to TAP images now.

- Autostarting TAP tape images has been improved.

- A command line option feeding the keyboard buffer on startup has
  been added.

** C64 changes
---------------

- Fixed a bug in the REU emulation.  GoDot now works.

- Atomic Power cartridge is supported now.

** C128 changes
---------------

- 80 column screen is emulated now.  Currently the hardware cursor
  is missing, but Infocom adventures and GEOS128 work.

- REU emulation is available now.

- Fixed an IO banking bug.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- New datasette emulation.

- True 1581 emulation works now.

** PET changes
--------------

- New datasette emulation.

** CBM-II changes
-----------------

- New datasette emulation.

** Drive changes
----------------

- New 8050, 8250 and SFD1001 emulation using D80 and D82 disk images.

- The virtual drive emulation, image contents lister and monitor block
  commands fully support G64 disk images.

** C1541 changes
----------------

- G64 disk image format is fully supported now.

** Unix changes
---------------

- A dialog for creating empty disk images has been added.

- The name of currently attached disk images is displayed now.

- The disk image flip list can be maintained by a separate menu by
  clicking on the status bar.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Run/Stop key is also present at ESC key, but it's still present at
  CAPS/LOCK, altough the latter doesn't work on Win98 with German and
  French keyboard layouts.

- There is a disk/tape image contents lister now.

- The RESTORE key is present now (PAGE UP).

- Browse button in the device manager dialog works now.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- The `$xx' feature for specifying hexcodes on the command-line now
  works correctly.

- Some P00 wildcard bug has been fixed.

- An image content lister crash has been fixed.


* Changes in VICE 1.0a
======================

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- x64 does not crash on start-up anymore.

- Calling the emulator from a relative path works again.

- 1541-II firmware is found now.


* Changes in VICE 1.0
=====================

** General changes
------------------

- Attached disk images can be stored into a flip list.  Changing
  disks requires just one keypress.

** C64 changes
---------------

- Support for TAP tape images has been added.

- The emulation of the processor port has been corrected.

- The CIA timer emulation has been further improved.

- RAM/ROM banking is done 100% accurate now.

- Ocean cartridge crash fixed.

- Funplay and Super Games cartridges are supported now.

- Doing a snapshot with REU enabled could crash the emulator. This is
  fixed now.

- Fixed huge memory leak.

** C128 changes
---------------

- Speed up emulation.

** CBM-II changes
-----------------

- Speed up emulation.

** Drive changes
----------------

- New 1541-II emulation.

- Disk change detection has been improved.

- The virtual drive emulation can be used with G64 images now.

** C1541 changes
----------------

- New function to set the name of the disk.

** Unix changes
---------------

- A full screen mode using XFree86 vmode extension has been added.

- Support for different ROM sets has been added.

- A new joystick driver that is compatible to both old and new Linux
  joystick API has been added.

- Support for the 1351 mouse has been added.

- The source can be compiled on IRIX using the native compiler now.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- The monitor is available now.

- Added more UI elements for sound settings.

- Shortcut keys have been implemented.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- P00 and PRG files can be autostarted from the command line again.

- Drive memory can be loaded/saved in the monitor now.

- The monitor can read and write blocks from disk.

- Attaching a non-existant image via command line does not crash the
  emulator anymore.

- ROM snapshots do not save ROMs with "traps" anymore


* Changes in VICE 0.16.1a
=========================

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- The joystick support has been fixed.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Full joystick support has been added.

- There are some more UI elements for sound and drive coupling (PAL/NTSC)
  now.


* Changes in VICE 0.16.1
========================

** Drive changes
----------------

- The content of 1581 disk images is displayed correctly now.

** Unix changes
---------------

- Fixed AIX audio header problem.

- The emulator does not crash with "X Error of failed request:
  BadColor (invalid Colormap parameter)" anymore when a bad or old
  `.vicerc' file is present.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- The filter of the attach dialog has been fixed to display D64, D71
  D81, G64, G41 and X64 disk image names.

- Cartridge attach and snapshot write dialogs could crash emulator on
  certain DOS extender.  This bug has been fixed.

- The name of currently attached tape images is displayed again.

** MS-Windows changes
---------------------

- Disk images can be attached to drives 9..11 too now.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- Some bugs in T64 handling have been fixed.  The image lister now
  displays all files, the first file found is the first in the T64
  archive (and not the second), detaching tapes works now and "LOAD
  ERROR" should be gone.


* Changes in VICE 0.16.0
========================

** C64 changes
---------------

- A couple of bugs in the emulation of 6510 CPU core, VIC-II and REU
  have been fixed.

- Final Cartridge, Ocean Cartridge, Super Snapshot 4 and 16KB CRT
  image support has been added.

- Display modes in Ultimax mode have been corrected.

** C128 changes
---------------

- Some memory banking bugs have been fixed (C128 GEOS works).

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- RS232 interface has been added.

** CBM-II changes
-----------------

- A new C610 (aka CBM-II) emulator has been added.

** Drive changes
----------------

- Drive 9 can be emulated at hardware level.

- The 1571, 1581 and 2031 disk drives are emulated.

- Moved drive ROM images into a separate directory.

- Emulation of drives has been sped up consuming less host CPU power.

** SID changes
--------------

- Dag Lem's enhanched reSID engine is now part of VICE.

- A bug in the random number generator has been fixed.

** Unix changes
---------------

- The "Custom" joystick mapping is now compatible with the German
  keyboard layout, and possibly other non-US layouts.

- Non-default screen depths should really work on X11 now.

- Generation of core dumps can be controlled from command line.

- Smart attaching lynx and zipcode images works correctly now.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- The menu system now uses a CBM-lookalike character set borrowed from
  Star Commander.

- You can now browse disk images both with the graphics and business
  CBM character sets, and you can autostart any file on a disk image.

- A file descriptor leak has been fixed.

** C1541 changes
----------------

- C1541 has been restructured; the batch mode syntax has changed, and
  some commands take different parameters.

- You can create D71 and D81 disk images now.

- Lynx and zipcode support has been improved.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- It is now possible to save the emulator's state into a file, and
  load it back at any time.

- A new logging system has been added.

- The Monitor now handles zero page watch points triggered by memory
  wrap-around too.

- Two new palette entries have been added.


* Changes in VICE 0.15.0
========================

** C64 changes
--------------

- A couple of little but annoying bugs in the VIC-II emulation have
  been fixed.

- CIAs have been sped up considerably in those cases where several
  consecutive underflows happen.

- Cartridge support has been added.

- "4064" and "SX" are now valid ROM patch IDs (the same as "100" and
  "67" respectively).

** C128 changes
---------------

- YES!  The one and only free C128 emulator (x128) is back into
  operation!  No VDC, though.  No, don't ask us to implement it
  because we are not going to.  But of course contributions are
  (still) welcome.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- The VIA emulation is now cycle-exact.

- Autostart is now implemented and works as in the C64 emulator.

- Tape support has been added.

- Cartridge support has been added.

- The memory configurations can be added at runtime.

- The RESTORE key works correctly now.

** PET changes
--------------

- The VIA emulation is now cycle-exact.

- Autostart is now implemented and works as in the C64 emulator.

- Tape support has been added.

- Several PET models have been added.  Moreover, the model type can be
  changed at runtime, without leaving the emulator.

** 1541 changes
---------------

- The VIA emulation is now cycle-exact.

- Support for 40-track disk images has been added.

- Support for a new GCR-encoded ("G64") disk format has been added.

- It is now possible to completely disable the idle trap.

- Some little but possibly dangerous bugs have been fixed.

** Monitor changes
------------------

- The old monitor has been replaced by a completely new one, written
  by Daniel Sladic.  Although it is still under construction, it also
  allows access to the CPU in the 1541 drive, and features watchpoints
  and breakpoints.

** Unix changes
---------------

- Sound and joystick is now supported on NetBSD too (courtesy of
  Krister Walfridsson <cato@df.lth.se>).

- Support for multiple keyboard layouts and joystick mappings has been
  added.  A "positional" layout for US keyboards is provided.  On the
  C64, VIC20 and C128 emulators, Ctrl is now mapped to Tab; the CBM
  key is now mapped to left Ctrl.

- The emulators and c1541 now use the real, full-featured GNU readline
  library if found.  Use `./configure --without-readline' for the old
  behavior.

- RS232 and printer support has been added.

- The XDebugger has died (R.I.P.).

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- Support for two "hardware" joysticks has been added.

- The emulated drive LED has been moved to the CapsLock LED; the
  ScrollLock LED is turned on when "warp" (maximum speed) mode is
  enabled.

- The menu system has been made a bit more usable.  It is now possible
  to open a submenu directly from the emulator screen by pressing Alt
  and the corresponding hotkey.

- An Allegro-based sound driver has been implemented.  It replaces the
  old MIDAS driver in binary distributions because of licensing
  incompatibilities.

- The video driver can now use triple buffering for much smoother
  animations (don't use it under Windows).

- 1351 mouse emulation has been implemented.  Make sure a working
  mouse driver is installed.

- It is now possible to use up to two "real" joysticks and to
  configure the keyboard settings for both emulated joysticks.  As a
  result, it is now possible for two people to play together with two
  "real" joysticks or just with the keyboard.

- A bug that could corrupt the file descriptor table has been fixed.

- The file selector is now much faster when running under plain
  MS-DOS, as it uses `findfirst()'/`findnext()' instead of DJGPP's
  Unix-like `opendir()'/`stat()' calls.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- The file system can be accessed from any drive now, and complete
  support for P00 files has been implemented.

- A major cleanup of the code has been done (this is what took most of
  the time between 0.14.2 and 0.15.0).  Porting and adding features or
  emulators is now much easier.

- "On the fly" Lynx and Zipcode support has been added (use with care,
  though).

- A couple of bugs in the fast serial emulation have been fixed
  (courtesy of Peter Andrew Felvegi <petschy@derceto.sch.bme.hu>).

- Sound output can now be oversampled up to 8 times.

- The `Directory' resource is now a list of paths.  The separator is
  `;' on MS-DOS and `:' on Unix.

- Serial traps can be enabled/disabled at runtime.

- Palette files have been introduced.

- Support for Dag Lem's new reSID SID emulation engine has been added.

- Automake is now being used.

- Color palettes are now completely configurable via system files.


* Changes in VICE 0.14.2
========================

** C64 changes
--------------

- A few VIC-II and CIA timing bugs have been fixed.

- The "sprite crunch" effect should now be emulated properly.

- Changes to $3FFF/$39FF in the video bank in the middle of one raster
  line do not affect the whole line anymore.

- Color of forced $FF DMA characters is now correct.

- The SpeedDOS parallel cable is now emulated.

- More accurate SID filter parameters when the sampling frequency is
  different from 44.1 KHz.

- The `TapeName' resource has been removed.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- An annoying bug that prevented BASIC from working has been fixed;

- True 1541 emulation works again.

- The `TapeName' resource has been removed.

** PET changes
--------------

- Emulation of joysticks connected to the user port has been added.

** Unix changes
---------------

- The "change working directory" command displays the current working
  directory as default.

- A new status bar on the bottom of the emulation window displays the
  current speed and frame rate, and the status (i.e. LED + R/W head
  position) of the disk drive when the true 1541 emulation is turned
  on.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- A bug that caused sprites to appear near the screen when the
  640x480 resolution was used has been fixed.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- A little timing error in the 6510 RMW instructions using absolute
  indexed addressing has been corrected.

- Much improved 1541 emulation: most custom write routines should now
  work.


* Changes in VICE 0.14.1
========================

** C64 changes
--------------

- A nasty CIA-related bug has been fixed.


* Changes in VICE 0.14.0
========================

** 6502/6510 changes
--------------------

- Several mostly timing-related 6510 bugs have been fixed (thanks to
  Andreas Boose's test suites).

** C64 changes
--------------

- Better SID (audio chip) emulation.  Now filters are emulated and
  waveforms are more accurate.  (Many thanks go to Michael Schwendt,
  author of SIDplay, for helping out with this and for providing the
  filter code and the SID wave tables.)

- Some CIA bugs have been fixed (big thanks to Andreas Boose for
  reporting them).

- The IEC bus recalculation has been made slightly faster (but you
  will probably not notice this, also because the true 1541
  compatibility improvements have made the emulation a bit slower).

- Some VIC-II bugs have been fixed (more big thanks to Andreas for his
  invaluable test suite).

- Disk/tape images can be "autostarted" from the command-line (with
  the new `-autostart' option) or at runtime (i.e. you can attach the
  image and let the emulator run and execute the first program on it
  for you).  This also works with `P00' and raw CBM binary files.

** VIC20 changes
----------------

- Fixed a small resizing-related bug.

** PET changes
--------------

- Improved/fixed keyboards on X11.

- New `PetModel', `VideoWidth' and `KeyboardType' resources.

- Added support for 2001, 4032B and 8096 PETs.

- Better CRTC emulation: R01 (line width) and R12 (control register)
  are honoured now.

** Unix changes
---------------

- Dispatching of Xt events fixed (there was a very stupid bug that
  caused event loops to do busy waits--argh!).

- Made WindowMaker-compliant (x64, xvic and xpet can now be docked).
  Now, could anybody please contribute cool NeXTish truecolor icons?
  :-)

- Better handling of window resizing.

- `configure' now uses Xaw3d only if `--with-xaw3d' is specified on
  the command line.

- The pop-up menus now work also if NumLock or CapsLock are activated.

- A private colormap is automatically used (even if `-install' has not
  been specified on the command line) if the emulator cannot allocate
  all the colors at startup.

- Increased portability: now compiles successfully on SunOS 4.x.

- Improved automatic frame skipping algorithm; it now gives a higher
  average frame rate.

- Different, possibly more usable, menu layout.

** MS-DOS changes
-----------------

- The contents of disk and tape images can be inspected before
  attaching them.

** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------

- The 1541 emulation is now more accurate (disk rotation is taken into
  account, but hardware formatting still does not work although we are
  not far from it).

- Safer handling for 1541 ROMs: a checksum is calculated, and turning
  full 1541 emulation on when no ROM is available does not make the
  emulator crash anymore.

- BZIP v2 support has been added (from Andreas Boose).

- Read-only support for various archiving formats (`.tar.gz', `.zip',
  `.lzh', `.zoo') has been added.

- The character ROMs are no longer built-in.

- Removed `.doc' extension from certain files in the documentation, as
  it confused HTML browsers.

- Useless Makefile target that caused problems with newer versions of
  GNU make removed.

- C1541 can now create disk images from Zipcoded files (`zcreate'),
  import Lynx archives (`unlynx') and execute DOS or UNIX commands
  (`system').  (`unlynx' and `system' have been contributed by Ricardo
  Ferreira.)

- Wrapping around $FFFF in monitor commands works now (beware: not for
  all of them, yet!).

- New, more usable, version of the `recomment' utility.

- Support for Simple DirectMedia Layer has been added.

- Character generator ROMs are not built-in anymore.


* Changes in VICE 0.13.0
========================

- Improved (now cycle-exact!) VIC-II emulation (big thanks go to
  Andreas Boose for helping me to improve it).

- More accurate 6510 emulation (emulates extra unused read accesses).

- Lower memory requirements.

- Complete MS-DOS port.

- Several CIA fixes.

- The VIC-I chip now emulates the reverse mode.

- Loading from tape handles the memory pointers correctly.

- Joystick emulation in the VIC20 emulator.

- Slightly better source code organization.


* Changes in VICE-0.12.1
========================

- The CIAs have been rewritten and are now more compatible and much
  faster (most of the games that ran much more slowly than usual with
  0.12.0 should now run at normal speed).

- VIC-II screen updates are now a little faster and also eat less
  memory.

- Disk images can now be attached in read-only mode.

- Gzip-compressed disk and tape images can be attached directly,
  without uncompressing them.

- The hardware-level 1541 emulation now supports writing to the disk
  through the VIAs, so that write patches to the drive ROM are not
  needed any longer. [please notice that this might not work with
  everything, as the emulation is not 100% exact]

- VICE can now be compiled also with the standard (0.8.0) joystick
  module (without digital joystick support, obviously).

- A little bug related to the right Shift key has been solved
  (courtesy of Bernhard Schwall).

- The numeric keypad can now be used to emulate diagonal directions
  too.

- The Linux audio driver also works on 8-bit sound cards.

- When a CPU jam happens (illegal opcode), the user can now choose
  between entering the monitor, enabling the XDebugger or resetting the
  machine.

- Implemented the new `skip' button in the XDebugger.

- Some little annoying bugs in the SID emulation have been fixed and
  combined pulse/sawtooth and pulse/triangle waveforms have been
  implemented.

- The automatic refresh rate setting works better when sound is
  enabled.

- The adaptive playback speed in the sound driver can now be disabled.

- Sound can now be turned off automatically when buffer overruns
  happen, and is automatically turned on again after a specified
  interval.

- AIX audio support has been implemented (courtesy of Chris Sharp
  (sharpc@hursley.ibm.com)).

- The sprite collision interrupts are more correctly triggered.

- A bad bug related to the sprite expansion register has been fixed.

- The video cache now handles sprite-background collisions correctly.

- A nasty bug that could cause VICE to hang has been fixed.

- Attaching floppy images to drive 9 or 10 no longer makes them appear
  in drive 8 when full 1541 emulation is enabled.

- Solved some problems with systems that do not have regexp.h (at
  least we hope so).

- GNU make is no longer needed to compile the PET and VIC20 emulators.

- The documentation has been updated.

- The `tounix' and `toiso' utilities have been added.

- The problem that made VICE die with an `alarm clock' signal on very
  slow or overloaded machines should now be gone.

- The file selector no longer dies if you type `~' with no `/' in the
  directory field.

- The file selector now has a "contents" button with which you can see
  the contents of a disk or tape image before attaching it.

- The X11 video driver automatically disables usage of the MITSHM
  extensions if they are not supported by the X11 server (even if the
  `mitshm' resource is non-zero).

- Some annoying REU-related bugs have been fixed.

- The MS-DOS version uses the Scroll Lock LED to emulate the drive LED.


* Changes in VICE-0.12.0
========================

Well, almost 90% of the emulation code has been rewritten (that's why
it took so long to have this release out), so it would be quite long
to list everything here.  Anyway, here are the most important new
features:

- New 6510 emulation, which is much faster and has (hopefully) correct
  memory fetch timings and exact emulation for all the opcodes.

- Completely rewritten video emulations, now much faster and more
  versatile: the window size can be doubled at run-time and the video
  cache can be disabled when not necessary.

- (Much) better VIC-II (C64 video chip) emulation, mostly rewritten
  from scratch: it can now handle most $D011 tricks such as VSP
  (Creatures and Mayhem in Monsterland work) and FLI; [yes, the silly
  sprite priority problems are gone]

- (Slightly) better VIC-I (VIC20 video chip) emulation (still
  incomplete).

- New SID emulator by Teemu Rantanen, with support for Linux, FreeBSD,
  Solaris and HP-UX (not all of these are stable, though).

- New CIA emulation with correct timing.

- Faster interrupt handling.

- Xaw-based GUI with popup menus and interactive file selector from
  the Free Widget Foundation.

- Hardware-based 1541 disk-drive emulation, that works with many
  custom loading routines.

- New resource handling that allows saving and loading of settings.

- MS-DOS port (no sound yet, UI almost non-existent).

- Better T64 handling (still buggy).

- Removed C128 emulator and RAM tester (sorry, we had no time to work
  at them).

- Much better Linux joystick support, that works with digital and
  analog joysticks with auto-calibration (courtesy of Bernhard Kuhn
  <kuhn@eikon.e-technik.tu-muenchen.de>); [it should compile out of the
  box now]

- Support for all possible VIC20 memory configurations on the command
  line (courtesy of Alexander Lehmann <alex@mathematik.th-darmstadt.de>).

- Added `extract' command to c1541 (courtesy of Gerhard Wesp
  <gwesp@cosy.sbg.ac.at>).

- Added configure script for easier configuration and installation.

- Overall better source code organization, that should make porting
  much easier; [volunteers, you are welcome!]

- Better keyboard handling (reverse polling is correct now).

- The REU works.

- Several other bugs fixes and improvements we have lost track of.


* Changes in VICE-0.11.0
========================

- The CPU in x64, xvic and xpet is now 2 times faster on average; :->

- The VIC-II steals the correct number of cycles for bad lines and
  sprites, and correctly fetches the video RAM, so that FLD and other
  effects involving bad lines are now emulated correctly.

- The interrupt handling and the CIA/VIA emulations have been almost
  completely rewritten, thus dramatically increasing compatibility and
  reliability.

- The VIC-II sprite-sprite and sprite-background collision register
  emulation is (much) faster.

- The Read-Modify-Write bug of the CPU is correctly emulated when
  accessing the VIC-II register $D011.

- D64 and T64 can be directly attached (T64 in x64 and x128 only).

- A bad bug in the handling of the I/O registers of the 6510 has been
  fixed.

- The ADC and SBC decimal mode has been fixed.

- Various bugs in the 1541 error channel emulation have been fixed.

- The 1541 emulator and the standalone c1541 program support the Rx:
  (Rename) command and the Sx: (Scratch, delete) command now handles
  wildcards correctly.

- The infamous keyboard problem which caused key events to be lost
  when refresh was > 1 has been fixed.

- A IEEE-488 interface emulator has been introduced (emulates the
  original one) in x64, x128 and xvic.

- The xdebugger functionality has been improved (this part is still in
  the experimental stage, though).

- The `-8' and `-9' options allow to attach diskimages as drive #9 too.

- The Unix FS driver (Unit 11) has been improved, so that it supports
  the command/error channel and wildcards properly; moreover, new
  FS-specific commands (mkdir, rmdir, chdir) and errors (`permission
  denied' and `directory not empty') have been added.

- The VDC emulation in x128 supports variable character and screen
  size and bitmap mode as well (monochrome only and still under
  development).

- Some minor bugs in the VDC emulator have been fixed.

- The MMU implementation in x128 is much more complete, with true (not
  hard-coded) shared RAM and memory configuration support.

- A nasty bug which caused x128 to crash when changing speed and
  enabling/disabling the video emulators at runtime has been fixed.

- The Linux joystick has been fixed (it did not work at all in 0.10.0).

- The monitor `set' command no longer accepts ambiguous variable names.

- A new `hjoyport' variable/resource allows the user to choose the port
  for the hardware joystick (Linux only).

- Sun64 is no longer supported (if you need it, download x64-0.3.1).

- One thousand other little bugs have been fixed.

