So it ought to be possible to compile and build the latest version using that technique.
app package for the latest Snes9x 1.56.2 ought to be able to be compiled on a Mac as well.Īpparently from pull request 256 which got merged, currently it can compile with the 10.7 thru 10.11 macOS SDK in Xcode 8 according to what it says there (the 10.12 or later macOS SDK no dice since QuickTime headers are missing). app package compiled on a Mac, certainly the full. Strange.Īnyway if the Snes9x emulation core version 1.56.2 can be compiled on a Mac, and Snes9x 1.55 was able to have its full. Also I am a little confused since OpenEmu 2.0.6.1 came out in December 2017 yet it includes Snes9x 1.56.2 which came out in June 2018 yet apparently it auto-updates its emulation cores somehow through some mechanism. So that is what I have been using although it lacks various features of the standalone Snes9x. Oddly enough, though, I can also use another emulator called OpenEmu which includes Snes9x as an “emulation core” and in its latest version 2.0.6.1 it somehow includes Snes9x 1.56.2 as an “emulation core”.
Mostly I would just like to play the latest version of Snes9x on macOS. But 1.56.x and 1.54.x, no macOS builds of Snes9x for those versions are available.
SNES9X 1.55 DOWNLOAD
OK so versions 1.55, 1.53, 1.52, I can download macOS compiled builds for those that work.
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