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From: logic@wet.UUCP (Henry Kwan)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Running Mac programs on an IBM PC
Message-ID: <232@wet.UUCP>
Date: 4 Jul 89 16:15:00 GMT
References: <862@zehntel.UUCP> <496@acad.cut.oz>
Reply-To: logic@wet.UUCP (Henry Kwan)
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Organization: Wetware Diversions, San Francisco
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In article <496@acad.cut.oz> CSJR@acad.cut.oz (Steve Rollinson) writes:
>
>What? You want to emulate a 68000 non-segmented memory machine using an 8088
>segmented machine? You won't do it real-time. Then you have the problem of the
>extremely limited address space of MS-DOS.
>
>BTW the ATARI does have a very good MAC emulation package (Alladin) which I
>have seen work. (Very impressive too) It runs on the ST series.
>

The ST and Amiga both have 68000-based PC emulation packages.  The ST
version is called PC-Ditto and runs at about 25% of an IBM PC on an 8 Mhz
machine.  It is very compatible and has monochrome and CGA modes.

Both the ST and Amiga also have Mac Plus emulation packages.  The ST version
is called Spectre 128 and now it includes limited sound support at the cost
of reduced performance.  The Amiga version is called A-Max.  Both run
slightly faster (15%-20%) than a Mac Plus.


-- 
       Henry Kwan - "Bill & Opus '92"     |  What The ST Needs:
     claris!wet!logic@ames.arc.nasa.gov   |  A) 33 Mhz 68030/68882
    cca.ucsf.edu!wet!logic@cgl.ucsf.edu   |  B) 1280x960x24 graphics
  {claris,ucsfcca,hoptoad,lamc}!wet!logic |  C) 32-voice, stereo sound