NullDCe apk

[stodag]

The project is open source so anyone can have a go, but unless you know code it wouldnt be worth trying. Thats why you need a dev to back this.

[BobCat]

Ok I will ask and I need to find a way of putting this on a kindle fire hd

[BobCat]

Another way I could go about it is that I could port the games directly to android

[xperia64]

What script typos

Just download lxdream's source, find the android build script, run it, and you'll see what I mean

[BobCat]

I know this is off topic but does anyone want to give
Away any retro games consoles for free as I kind of need a couple
I don't care if they are broke I can fix most consoles

[jose325i]

Porting lxdream to android would be a waste of time imo. It runs slower on my mac than the alpha nulldce does on my phone! It probably needs an insane amount of work, even the bios does not run over 50% speed.

[supream222]

Anyone hear any more news on this yet?

[stodag]

I have a new found respect for devs... look at henrik and ppsspp how far along thats come in to months. imo thats due tothe open comunity etc just wish nulldc team could share thier work but its their project and have their own ideas:) imo it would be easier for compatibilty etc but due to the leak they have lost all trust in them. I just hope we see something from them as i have it pc and its very good so who know we can only hope

[OnijJoku]

Huh, that's funny because I had a new found respect for Devs, thanks to Paul. Honestly, coming here was my first time interacting with a Dev in the first place. At first, because I grew up to emulation, I took the concept merely for granted, not realizing obviously it requires time to optimize and code. The funny thing is I knew that things required worked to be done then, yet it never crossed my mind when it came to emulation. I thought it was done the moment it's made (I know stupid, right?), nothing in the middle. I say that because my first emulator I was introduced to growing up was Zsnes for the PC and it was flawless then, no complaint. Afterwards, emulation got more complex with Nulldc and Project 64 because my PC had awful hardware then. As time progressed I discovered mobile emulation on the worst OS for it, Windows Mobile... Soon I upgrade to Android (My true love!) and my emulation experience forever changed. Still naive though, I encountered Yabause, AE and decided to break from my shell and interact with the community here. I struggled with Yabause, AE and was confused because I never experienced alpha/beta emulation and I was whiny about it's issues. However, as I realized after Paul decided to put it on hold, this awesome guy worked his hardest producing a new emulation for us ALL! Though it sounds arrogant, I feel responsible for pressuring and not encouraging him with his hard work and dedication to something so innovative... If there was anyone I learned from through emulation, it would be Paul and his generosity in producing Yabause, AE. Thanks Paul! And Thanks for Mupen64+, AE!

[Paul]

Thanks for the kind words, OnijJoku.

I have to be honest that I really did very little with regards to Yabause AE.  The extent of my work was adding on-screen buttons, and working with Guillaume and Ari64 to figure out how to build the code they wrote (they are the ones who deserve the credit)  I only started that project after hearing crualfoxhound (one of Yongzh's testers) was asking about it.  I thought Yongzh's next emulator was going to be the Saturn, and was feeling competitive.  In hind sight this was not the best move (it's difficult enough to keep up with one big project)

I am more comfortable taking credit for the work I've put into making Mupen64Plus AE happen.  But don't forget it has always been a team effort.. and merely a port of an awesome emulator that many other talented folks have put far more work into than I have.  Even with the AE port itself, there are many other devs besides me who spent large amounts of time and effort, who don't get the recognition.  I definitely have a huge respect for people like drk who are able to by themselves tackle an enormous task like porting NullDC to Android.

[OnijJoku]

Don't be so modest, still you worked with development and I went to this forum to get your help. However, I agree, there are other devs that deserve plenty of praise in placing their dedication on emulation. They do deserve my utmost gratitude! You devs are too generous for words...

[OnijJoku]

Same here, I apologize too... I should of realized that at the end of the we're all winners because of the kindness of these Devs! So all of us has the right to express our personal concerns of what these Devs up to, how we feel about it. Hey, we're only human.

[OnijJoku]

Ok maybe this might have happened and I must of missed it, but on market I've notice how there have been scammers selling replication of emulators like NDS4Droid, PSP and even Mupen64+ here and there with new names. However, how come there isn't anyone opportunistic enough to do that to the leaked release of Nulldce? I know I'm being really stupid by saying this out loud, but it's kind of confounding when ya think about it. Seriously, someone could come right here or on any site with the link to it and just do what I said. What are the scammers waiting for? For Drk and Psy to post the real thing up, than post their scam? (I'm posting this because it feels like this is kind of a dead thread and maybe someone could enlighten me because scammers usually don't care, right...?)

[Paul]

I don't think the scammers really do a lot of research.  Case in point, you could find copies of Mupen64Plus AE on various pirating sites before I published the free version on Google Play, even though the app was already freely available here.  There is even evidence in the crash reporting system of someone trying to decompile the app (as if they don't realize it is already fully opensource and one of the easiest apps to build). My guess is the folks who are into that sort of thing don't know about NullDCe, and won't until it is officially published on Google Play.

[amdradeon]

Dont you need the source code along with the apk to publish an app?