At long last, users of Ubuntu and Debian can rejoice, since we have added an option to download CCS5 installers as DEB packages. Functionality and version numbering stays the same as for our RPM and Windows installers. Your feedback is welcome, as always. And a reminder about different kinds of builds that we offer:

After more than 10y, we have decided to refactor the HOTRED (hot redundancy) capability of CCS5.   The new approach exploits new features created to support constellations which were not available at the time of the original design. We think the actions on failover, and robustness during a failure should be improved by these changes. […]

After nearly 20 years of use, and 3 years of announced deprecation, we have finally removed the SYN tool (Synoptic Editor) from the current release. We will henceforth focus our efforts on the new MIM editor & animator, based on QML. The reasons for this change of approach are:

New releases of CCS5, TSC and uNIS version 1.0.32271 are now available. Common Enhancements for TSC and CCS5 CCS5-specific Enhancements Bugfixes

New releases of CCS5, TSC and uNIS version 1.0.31324 are now available. Common Enhancements for TSC and CCS5 CCS5-specific Enhancements Bugfixes

A beta version of the PowerPC CPU core model is now available in the nigthly builds. The current modelled CPU is based on the PPC750, i.e. 32 bit, without Altivec support.

For TEMU 2.2 there will be some API breakage, firstly the count parameter of the temu_addInterface function will be removed. This parameter is not used at present. If you are using the emulator from C++, the parameter has a default argument, so it should not have any significant effect. The second more fundamental change will […]