Copperline v0.15.0 is released. An Amiga emulator written in Rust, built around a vendored copy of the pure-Rust m68k CPU core, with a pixels + winit window for video and stdout for serial. It started life with the modest goal of booting DiagROM far enough to show a menu; it now boots Kickstart and runs timing-sensitive OCS and AGA software from the regression set at real speed.

Features:
Cycle-driven timing core. The chip bus is arbitrated per colour clock between refresh, display/sprite/disk/audio DMA, the Copper, the blitter, and CPU accesses; the Copper and blitter are scheduled per DMA slot with the hardware per-word bus sequences, and 68000 interrupt-recognition latency is modelled. Real-hardware reference numbers come from the cross-emulator disk in timing-test/.
OCS, ECS, and AGA, with independent Agnus/Denise revisions and machine profiles from the A500 to the A1200, plus CDTV and CD32. Boots the bundled AROS ROM out of the box, as well as Kickstart 1.3 / 2.05 / 3.1 and DiagROM v2.0, and runs the current timing-sensitive OCS and AGA regression set at real speed.
Configurable CPU (68000 / 68EC020 / 68020 / 68030 / 68040) and clock, with an optional 68881/68882 FPU (default-on for the 68040).
Peripherals: a bit-timed keyboard (6500/1 MCU), mouse, USB gamepad (via the pure-Rust gilrs, no SDL2), 4-channel Paula audio, floppy (ADF / ADZ / DMS, read-only SCP), Gayle IDE, A2091 SCSI, and CDTV/CD32 CD.
Tooling: an in-window debugger, an interactive chip-bus frame analyzer, remote GDB support, deterministic save states, input recording/replay, and headless screenshot/frame-dump capture -- the deterministic core makes every replay byte-identical.

Copperline changelog:
https://github.com/CopperlineHQ/Copperline/releases/tag/v0.15.0

Download: Copperline v0.15.0 x64
Source: Here