IIe will not use a table that would allow it to emulate slightly faster, but the benefit is that IIe窶冱 memory use is reduced by 256K.
This option is recommended for 68040 processors because they will not benefit much from the table.
When selected, IIe will not use a table that would allow it to emulate slightly faster, but the benefit is that IIe窶冱 memory use is reduced by 256K.
Disabled because this feature is specific to 680x0 processors and is not available for PowerPCs.
When selected, IIe will not use a table that would allow it to emulate slightly faster, but the benefit is that IIe窶冱 memory use is reduced by 256K.
This option is recommended for 68040 processors because they will not benefit much from the table.
IIe will use a table that allows it to emulate slightly faster. To achieve this, IIe allocates a table in its memory which uses up 256K.
This option is recommended for 68030 processors because they benefit the most from the table.
When selected, IIe will use a table that allows it to emulate slightly faster. To achieve this, IIe allocates a table in its memory which uses up 256K.
Disabled because this feature is specific to 680x0 processors and is not available for PowerPCs.
When selected, IIe will use a table that allows it to emulate slightly faster. To achieve this, IIe allocates a table in its memory which uses up 256K.
This option is recommended for 68030 processors because they benefit the most from the table.
IIe will ignore illegal opcodes.
Some programs (mostly games) use illegal opcodes. Who knows why. I don窶冲. Anyway, if you have such a program, IIe won窶冲 bother you by breaking into the debugger when it encounters an illegal opcode.
When selected, IIe will ignore illegal opcodes.
Some programs (mostly games) use illegal opcodes. Who knows why. I don窶冲. Anyway, if you have such a program, IIe won窶冲 bother you by breaking into the debugger when it encounters an illegal opcode.
IIe will emulate a 65c02 microprocessor.
65c02-specific instructions will be emulated.
When selected, IIe will emulate a 65c02 microprocessor.
65c02-specific instructions will be emulated.
IIe will emulate a 6502 microprocessor.
65c02-specific instructions will either cause a no-op or a break into the 6502 debugger, depending on the 窶廬gnore illegal opcodes窶 option.
When selected, IIe will emulate a 6502 microprocessor.
65c02-specific instructions will either cause a no-op or a break into the 6502 debugger, depending on the 窶廬gnore illegal opcodes窶 option.
