- Fixed crash in OpenBSD when quitting the app, which can also be happening on other systems (no reports yet, but the problem is now fixed for good) - Fixed configure/build scripts to work natively under OpenBSD

- GTK+ 3: Make the offset entry wider in memory browser - GTK+: Remove duplicated surface creation code - GTK+: Remove use of deprecated gtk_device_(un)grab functions - GTK+/Win32: Add *.bin as an allowed filetype to file selectors and amend .fmf filetype - Improve Fuse's Kempston mouse handling under GTK+ 3.x - "Save binary" command can now save 65536 bytes again (regression introduced in 1.5.6) - Various minor bugfixes

MSX device support: - fixed 16 year old bug regarding sprites behaviour as shown in Ash Guine 3 - fixed National CF-3300: it has a 2DD disk drive, not 1DD - fixed V9958 commands in non-bitmap modes - allow non-standard cartridge slots to be used as normal cartridge slots, consistently - fixed VDP type of National FS-1300 - fixed a bug in the turboR mapper - fixed a bug regarding VIBrato in the YM2413 (Okazaki core) - fixed CAPS lock on SVI 318/328 - fixed Canon V-20 configurations - fixed Sanyo MPC-25FD configuration - added support for 2 mapper read back bits, used in Panasonic MSX2+ machines - added emulation of the SN76489 DCSG sound chip - added emulation of the Musical Memory Mapper - added emulation of ColecoVision, ColecoVision Super Game Module - added emulation of the MegaCart mapper, used in some new homebrew ColecoVision games (mostly MSX ports) - added emulation of the Carnivore 2 cartridge - improved emulation of OPL4 (wave part) considerably, thanks to Valley Bell - added emulation of bizarre I/O port mirroring of Philips Music Module (thanks to Grauw and L. Oliveira for doing the research) - implemented Y8910 status register bit 0 - fixed exact formula for noise generation on AY8910 (PSG) - made memory mapper ports readable on MegaFlashROM SCC+ SD, conforming to the latest version of this cartridge - added new machines: Sony HB-G900AP (thanks to Louthrax), Eurohard/Radofin Dragon MSX (thanks to MAME), Yamaha CX7/128 and CX7M/128 (thanks to Peter Hanraets), Al Alamiah Sakhr AX230, Sanyo MPC-2, Yamaha CX11 (thanks to Tabajara Labs) and Toshiba HX-32 (thanks to Jorge Janaite Neto) - added new extensions: Musical Memory Mapper, Carnivore 2 and SN76489 (on the same I/O port as PlaySoniq) New or improved emulator features: - fixed some crashes when using very high Z80 frequencies - improved tab-completion to initially hide internal procs, until you specify the namespace - many updates to the software database - many updates to the VGM recorder script, thanks to Niek. Use 'help vgm_rec' to find out about the new subcommands. Sample RAM content is now logged even when starting recording after the sample kit is loaded, actual data recording starts automatically when data is sent to the chip, the proper OPL4 init data is automatically written to the VGM file, and many more things - changed default machine symlinks to JP machines (for applicable systems) - many robustness fixes against bad XML config files - added videosource setting to OSD menu, GFX9000 is getting more popular - fixed reverse bug in GFX9000 - performance improvements: several fixes to improve start-up time - added support for DCSG in the music keyboard and vu meters script - changed events about unplugging to an empty plug-event - changed fixed scale factor from 1 to 2 on Android - added OSD menu button to open the main menu for Android, as (most?) modern Android devices do not have a menu button anymore - OSD menu: fixed issue of getting stuck in an unreadable directory when browsing for a file (e.g. on Android) - added scrollbar when showing lists in OSD menu, as a visual cue on the length of a list; the scrollbar cannot be dragged - fixed crash in hq/hqlite scalers in interlace modes - fixed frame skipping when doing 'debug continue' - fixed function keys not working anymore when console is open on macOS - exposed tile viewer widget to the console (try "about tile") Build system, packaging, documentation: - upgraded C-BIOS to release 0.29a: default to 60Hz generic international config - to load older savestates, added all C-BIOS ROMs shipped with openMSX 0.7.0 and later for your convenience - put several pieces of code under unit-test with the Catch2 framework - added svicpm2dmk utility so disk images from the web can be converted to a suitable DMK file for use with the SVI-707 drive with CP/M ROM - reworked complete Android port build. Now uses NDK 18b and recent version of commandergenius Android SDL port and all other 3rd party libraries are built by the openMSX build system. Minimum required Android version is now 4.1 - removed all hand-made ARM and 32-bit x86 assembly code - fixed version information of application on macOS - added workaround for FreeType no longer installing its config script - enabled retina support on macOS - advise people to compile with Xcode 9.4.1 on macOS, not Xcode 10 (see issue #1126)

PC Bridgeboard (A1060 Sidecar, A2088, A2088T, A2286 and A2386SX) emulation rewrite: - Emulation core replaced with PCem. Compatibility has improved greatly, for example Windows 3.x enhanced mode, DOS extenders and Windows 95 are now fully working - Bridgeboard built-in CGA emulation graphics corruption fixed - A2386SX VLSI chipset memory remapping, shadowing and EMS fully supported - Cirrus Logic emulation PC compatibility improved, 2M VRAM, linear frame buffer and blitter support - PC Speaker emulation (PCem) - Sound Blaster emulation (PCem, various models) - Serial mouse emulation (PCem) - SCSI adapter emulation (Rancho Technology RT1000B) Other updates: - AGA hires/superhires horizontal pixel positioning and borderblank horizontal single hires pixel offset fully emulated. Optional because it requires much more CPU power and it is rarely needed. DIWHIGH H0/H1 AGA-only bits emulated - AGA FMODE>0 undocumented features implemented (BPLxDAT, SPRxDAT CPU/copper accesses, bitplane modulos that are not integer divisible by fetch size) - Added new misc option which captures mouse immediately when windowed/full-window winuae window is activated - 68030 MMU emulation compatibility improved - Paula disk emulation GCR MSBSYNC support added (Alternate Reality protection track) - Added quick search and quick directory select to Configurations panel. Link and autoload moved to Advanced information panel - Added history list to config file name edit box and to statefile path string box - Added vertical offset option to D3D scanlines - 64-bit version didn’t support 64-bit unrar.dll - 68030/040/060 with data cache emulation but without enabled MMU emulation: force Chip RAM as non-data cacheable - Magic mouse Windows cursor to Amiga mouse sync partially fixed - Window corners now work as drag’n’drop hot spots for different floppy drives. (top/left=0, top/right=1, bottom/left=2, bottom/right=3) Bug fixes: - 68020 + memory cycle exact hung the emulator in some situations - Reading CIA interrupt status register in a very tight loop generated spurious interrupt(s) in certain situations - Softfloat mode with unimplemented FPU emu ticked didn’t disable 68040/060 unmasked interrupts, confusing 68040/68060.library and possibly causing it to return incorrect values - Some CHD CD images didn’t mount correctly - uaehf.device HD_SCSICMD didn’t set scsi_SenseActual. Also set io_Actual=30 (=sizeof(struct SCSICmd)) - If config file had KS ROM path/file that didn’t exist, it was replaced with non-existing ../system/rom/kick.rom path or was not correctly fixed with valid path - NCR53F94 SCSI chip emulation DMA counter fix (affected for example Blizzard SCSI Kit) - Very large directory harddrives returned halved used/free space - Fixed multiple problems with screenshots and video recording from hardware emulated RTG board - Filter panel scanlines work now correctly in multimonitor mode - Crash fixed if more than one non-Paula audio stream was active. Included emulated sound cards, also CD audio if “include” option ticked - NE2000 PCMCIA and NE2000 bridgeboard didn’t support custom MAC and network mode selection - Fixed hardware emulated graphics board hang with Picasso96 if board supported vblank interrupts and RTG board refresh rate mode was not Chipset - Fixed statefile crash when saving statefile while disk operation was active and disk image included bit cell timing information Bug fixes (Introduced in 4.0.0/4.0.1): - Display port adapters that needed genlock transparency data (FireCracker, HAM-E, OpalVision, ColorBurst) didn’t work correctly since 4.0.0 - Display port adapters didn’t work in multimonitor mode - Blitter statesave with blitter active: log window opened and listed few lines of blitter debug information - Some programs caused continuous flood of “blitter is active, forcing immediate finish” log messages - CTRL+F11 quit ignored new “Warn when attempting to close window” option - 68020/030 more compatible/cycle-exact mode statefiles didn’t always restore properly Bug fixes (Introduced in 4.0.0/4.0.1): - CSA Twelwe Gauge (A1200 68030 accelerator + SCSI controller) - AccessX/Acetec IDE controller

- Added PowerPC Debugger - Added configurable graphical overlay - Added file replacement (mod) support via graphic packs - Compatibility & miscellaneous improvements

3.2 - Added support for Kingsoft, StarDos, and Atomic Power cartridges - Revised the Rom dialog. It can be opened manually in the hardware settings now - Improved the CRT monitor emulation and redesigned the emulator settings window to make video options easier to control - Fixed a bug in the VICII implementation that caused too many rasterline IRQs to be triggered under some circumstances - Fixed a bug in the VICII implementation that caused too many sprite-sprite and sprite-background IRQs to be triggered - Improved the emulation accuracy of the sprite shift register emulation - Fixed several user interface issues in the sprite debug panel - In positional key mapping mode, the left and right shift key are now treated as two different keys - Starting with this version, VirtualC64 offers limited scripting support via Apple's Open Scripting Architecture. It can be controlled remotely via Applescript or JXA (JavaScript for Automation)