RPCemu Spoon at London RISC OS user group, Monday 15th March 2010
ROUGOL
RPCemu Spoon Edition
presented by Peter Howkins
Monday 15th March 2010, 7:45pm
The Blue-Eyed Maid (upstairs in the Spice Lounge restaurant)
173 Borough High Street
London
SE1 1HR
RPCEmu Spoon Edition allows you to emulate classic Acorn systems, such
as the Risc PC and A7000, on multiple platforms including Windows,
Linux and Mac OS X.
Peter and Matthew Howkins have continued the development of RPCemu,
originally written by Tom Walker, with the aim to tidy up the code and
produce an easy to install package.
Peter will be demonstrating the installation and some of the new
features, and talking about things planned for the next release.
Download RPCemu Spoon from - http://www.marutan.net/rpcemuspoon/
April Meeting
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For ROUGOL's April meeting we are delighted to have Sophie Wilson as
our guest speaker.
For anyone who doesn't know (where have you been?!?) Sophie was
co-designer of the BBC Micro and ARM processor, and author of BBC
Basic, Replay, ChangeFSI, etc.
This is a rare chance to hear from one of the leading technical forces
behind Acorn, so put Monday 19th April in your calendars.
Lua Videos - fixed
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After some initial problems, fixed versions of the MPEG videos of
Gavin Wraith's excellent presentation about the programming language
Lua have been uploaded. See:
http://rougol.jellybaby.net/meetings/2010/jan.html
The usual arrangements
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Admittance is free and everyone is welcome. A range of hot and cold
food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, will be on sale.
Anyone with wireless enabled handhelds or laptops can access the
internet during the meeting, or (if time allows) use ROUGOL's RiscPC
to do so after the main presentation has finished.
The venue is between London Bridge and Borough tube stations, so
readily accessible by public transport (both stations are a five
minute walk away, through well lit and CCTV'd main streets). It also
has ample cycle parking (covered by CCTV) very close by.
If you are arriving by car, the Congestion Charge ends at 6pm and our
meeting starts much later. However, please note that parking on double
red lines is restricted at all times. On single red or yellow lines,
it is best to park after 7pm. If you aren't completely familiar with
*central* London parking or driving, please allow extra time,
patience, and maps.
If you need any help reaching the venue, or any other information,
please contact us as below.
RISC OS User Group Of London in...@rougol.jellybaby.net
http://rougol.jellybaby.net/ 07785 317 330
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