E-Maculation

There has been an update to Mini vMac:

http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/

" There is now a Mini vMac 3.1.3 beta, with a few small bug fixes. (The Variations service is also updated.) Thanks to an anonymous bug report and patch, 16 and 32 bit color will now work in Intel OS X (to the extent that the incomplete Mac II emulation works at all).

I've noticed that if Mini vMac is in Stopped Mode, mouse and keyboard events are no longer discarded, but saved in the Mini vMac event queue and played back upon leaving Stopped Mode. This might not be quite what is expected, but I've not changed this, since it turns out to be a good way to test that the new event queue code works as expected. Which it didn't. I've fixed several bugs in it. (The new event queue code is supposed to ensure that mouse and key events are handled accurately, even if emulation is not getting time to run regularly.) Also fixed is a bug where if Mini vMac for OS X was in Stopped Mode, error messages such as for failing to open a disk image would not be displayed."

Meanwhile, if you feel strongly about Mini vMac you can support it with a donation (I did):

http://www.gryphel.com/c/minivmac/help.html

This is everything I built today. I will compile MacOSX Mini vMac 3.1.3 tomorrow.
Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/?jqmtyijvgdz

please do so, i was eagerly waiting for this. btw, what kind of rom are you using?

Build Plus, SE, Classic, IIx 4M(Mono, 256 colors, 16M colors), IIx 8M(Mono, 256 colors, 16M colors).
You need vmac.rom, macse.rom, Classic.rom and MacIIx.rom for these builds.
All of them are Universal Binary built with XCode 2.5 on Leopard Intel

Please report whether my builds run on Snow Leopard.

Download link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?hrymgzdmzmd

I have download minivmac-3.1.3-umch.tar.bz2 and it won't compile. I'll test it at home. Thanks for link.
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Er, you realize that you replied to a thread from 2009, right? Mini vMac is currently at 3.4.1 stable and 3.5.1 beta. You get the source code by downloading a disk image from the Gryphel project, running it in an existing Mini vMac, and it generates your source code based on the flags you set. The Mini vMac development pages will walk you through the entire process.

However, we've been discussing creating a fork on github to test out new features to submit back to Paul (like networking and alternate disk image support).