The emulator for the new Classpad II fx-cp400 is now available from this link. Enjoy!!!The ClassPad II should be out soon. When I attended the NCTM in Denver last April, the Casio technician demonstrating the unit said that the release date is July 2013. The emulator will give you an idea of what the machine does and how it works. The emulator works for 90 days. I read a claim on the web that the emulator can be made more permanent if you connect a physical Classpad II to the host PC.NamirEdited: 7 July 2013, 9:47 a.m. [ Return to Index Top of Index ]
The way you released your gameboy emulator illustrates this perfectly. You think that the idea of GB emulator is excellent (and you are certainly right), thus you think that you can place some "barriers" against interested users, like a website which requires registration or a hack that people must unlock in your code: people want this, so they will have to pass trough it.
I fell really bored with the Casio comunity, it isnt only small, but not much people expect the things someone do for all... I release my final project for Casio: GnuBoy - Game boy emulator, This public version's quite slow (about 2-5 times slower than the real one) but the never-public version run about 1.5-2 times faster than the real one, you will find a way to switch between 2 versions in the source code.
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I may back if i found a good reason for coming back.
In 2002, CASIO completed a prototype for the ClassPad. Before the prototype was complete, an emulator was used for testing. The emulator was later included in the software that was being developed for data transfer. The data transfer and emulator software later merged into one product called the ClassPad Manager.