Tornado64 is my 32-bit x86 emulator. I not yet posted it here, now it have some hotfixes, so its now relatively usable. It can boot linux and some versions of dos/freedos.

Please, try it, test it, and tell your oppinion.



Maybe somebody will find it interesting from here. It can downloaded freely.

It supports the folowing:
-6x86 CPU core, can perform around 233 mhz on a modern i7 machine.
-64-bit FPU
-SVGA (HD resolution supported)
-HDD
-CD/DVD-ROM
-Floppy
-Keyboard
-Mouse
-Touchscreen
-Can work even without GUI
-Its pure emulation.
-Its fully written in C, without any non-standard thing. However, its x86-only now, i not yet was able to compile it to ARM or MIPS - my arm netbook have too few ram and gcc crashes

-Compatible with SeaBIOS (included in the package).

Tornado64 is written with the help of the tons of publicly available documentations, examples, free source code snippets, crtl+c and crtl+v buttons, clock to clock comparison to other emulators, tutorials, documents, and esoteric buddhist debugging.



download:
http://tornado64.tk/

Looking good!

Any chance it'd be possible to port kekko's glide emulation to it haha?

2015, jan. 17.
-A bug fixed under windows, a dead window left after switching to/from compact mode.
-Software now can be closed with the X button.
-Debugger now supports display in hex.
-Debugger now supports breakpoint (untested).
-In compact mode, the rendering happens without using the GUI renderer. This gives a huge speed-up on old computers.
-Gui rendering optimized heavily, speed almost doubled.
-Graphics memory is now ,,hardwired'' above the memory mapper, when accessing it in 32 bit mode. This gives a notable performance boost when reading/writing pixels to graphics memory.
-Memory access speeded up with 3-4%.
-64-bit windows binary added to the package (however, slower than the 32-bit version for some unknown reason).

http://tornado64.tk/