Eric Anderson
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GCC 13.1.0 produces smaller code than what's on gh-actions. To take stm32f105/debug/floppy as an example (- overflow/+ headroom): GCC 9 on Ubuntu 20.04: -960 bytes GCC 10 on Ubuntu 22.04: -712 bytes GCC 10 on Ubuntu 22.04 (-flto): -116 bytes GCC 13 on Arch: +132 bytes GCC 13 on Arch (-flto): +824 bytes Don't fight it for now. At least debug builds are still easyish to make locally.
FlashFloppy
The #1 floppy emulator.
FlashFloppy is a floppy-drive emulator for the ubiquitous Gotek hardware. Connect to retro machines just like a real floppy drive but use disk images on a modern USB stick!
- Say goodbye to old and unreliable floppy disks
- Download and play from the disk-image archives for your retro machines
FlashFloppy is the #1 floppy emulator:
- Supports a massive range of retro computers, synths, and machinery
- Directly reads and writes many image formats
- Flexible track layout for Raw Sector Images
- Extremely configurable
FlashFloppy is Free and Open-Source Software.
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Redistribution
Most code is public domain; the rest is MIT/BSD or Open Source friendly (see the COPYING file).
The source code, and all binary releases, are freely redistributable in any form. Because FlashFloppy includes third-party code, you should include or link to the COPYING file in any redistribution.
This means, for example, you are free to sell and profit from Gotek devices programmed with a binary release of FlashFloppy. However at a minimum you should incorporate or link to the COPYING file on your selling page. For example:
- FlashFloppy is free software. For more information see the license.