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News

1.Aug.2025: Released WA1Tools V1.2
31.Mar.2025: Released WA1Tools V1.1
14.Dec.2024: Released Frodo V4.5
3.Nov.2024: Released Frodo V4.4
11.Oct.2024: Released Frodo V4.3
29.Sep.2024: Updated the VIC Article
18.Aug.2024: Released FF7Tools 1.5 and PSXImager 2.2
16.Aug.2024: Released WA1Tools V1.0
6.Aug.2024: Moved Frodo V4 to GitHub
12.Jul.2024: Released my8008, a simple memory emulator for vintage Intel 8008 microprocessors

Macintosh emulators

SheepShaver — An Open Source PowerMac emulator
Basilisk II — An Open Source 68k Macintosh emulator
ShapeShifter — A 68k Macintosh emulator for AmigaOS
Basilisk — A simple Mac Classic emulator for BeOS and Linux

PlayStation stuff

PSXImager, a collection of tools for dumping and (pre-)mastering PlayStation 1 CD-ROM images
PSXImager 2.2 source code (144k)
FF7Tools, translation and hacking tools for the PlayStation 1 version of Final Fantasy VII
FF7Tools 1.5 (104k)
WA1Tools, translation and hacking tools for the PlayStation 1 version of Wild Arms
WA1Tools 1.1 (64k)
A very old document explaining how to use GCC for Net Yaroze development

Other projects I have been working on

GiNaC — A C++ library for symbolic calculations
Frodo — The free, portable C64 emulator
Aleph One/SDL — I did the original SDL port of Aleph One, an Open Source 3D action game
SIDPlayer — A C64 SID tune replayer
cxmon — A command-line file manipulation tool and disassembler
my8008 — a simple memory emulator for vintage Intel 8008 microprocessors
Misc BeOS projects
More stuff by me (Software, Ultima Sheet Music, Original Music, Essays, Fan Fiction…)

Misc stuff

Pictures of my first trip to Japan in February 1999
Pictures of my second trip to Japan in November/December 2001
More photographs taken by me, mostly plants and animals
Other nice places worth a visit
If you feel the urge to send me email, send it to my initials at cebix dot net.

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