Christian answered a few of my questions:
> > [NMI/Reset]
...
> There's a TriggerNMI() in cpu_emulation.h which is
> currently unimplemented for the UAE CPU emulation
I couldn't find this in 0.8.1, or the latest "snapshot".
Maybe it is in the latest version of the CVS file?
> (it works under AmigaOS, though). I think the BeOS port
> once had a "reset" capability, but it seems to have got lost somehow.
> Adding a Reset680x0() function might be in order.
Calling newcpu.cpp's m68k_reset does all the resetting,
but because the emulator is an independant thread, most of the
time the emulator tells me "Your Mac program just did something
terribly stupid"
...
> > (e.g. why does Unix need an XPRAM watchdog?
>
> The XPRAM contents are normally only saved when B2 quits. To avoid changes
> to the XPRAM from getting lost when the emulator crashes, a background
> thread looks for XPRAM changes every minute and saves the XPRAM if necessary.
Fair enough. I see that the BeOS port has one too,
but that the Amiga port does not. Interesting.
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