JPC java app free download
Name - JPC
Category - simulators
Resolution - multi
Type - jar
Size - 1798 KB
Rating - 2/5 from 76 ratings
Category - simulators
Resolution - multi
Type - jar
Size - 1798 KB
Rating - 2/5 from 76 ratings
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Description:
Ver v1.0, for java
The mobile version of JPC will only run on the latest and best (Java-enabled) smartphones (PDAs also make good candidates for JPC mobile). We have had good luck with a Nokia N95, but other ultra high end phones with Java could work as well.
In order to fit JPC into the limited environment of a mobile phone, we have had to cripple it compared with the J2SE version. This, combined with the much smaller computing power of a phone compared to a desktop computer, means that JPC will run much slower than on a desktop machine.
Mobile Enabled Software
Mobile devices contain fundamentally different hardware to an x86 PC, but they all run Java! JPC makes it possible to take legacy software, particularly DOS applications, and run them on handheld devices without the need to rewrite them.
For example below JPC has booted original FreeDOS and started the orginal Mario Bros game. The software thinks it's got a Pentium II processor and floppy drive when in fact its running on a Nokia N95 mobile phone with an ARM 11 cpu and Flash memory!
Ver v1.0, for java
The mobile version of JPC will only run on the latest and best (Java-enabled) smartphones (PDAs also make good candidates for JPC mobile). We have had good luck with a Nokia N95, but other ultra high end phones with Java could work as well.
In order to fit JPC into the limited environment of a mobile phone, we have had to cripple it compared with the J2SE version. This, combined with the much smaller computing power of a phone compared to a desktop computer, means that JPC will run much slower than on a desktop machine.
Mobile Enabled Software
Mobile devices contain fundamentally different hardware to an x86 PC, but they all run Java! JPC makes it possible to take legacy software, particularly DOS applications, and run them on handheld devices without the need to rewrite them.
For example below JPC has booted original FreeDOS and started the orginal Mario Bros game. The software thinks it's got a Pentium II processor and floppy drive when in fact its running on a Nokia N95 mobile phone with an ARM 11 cpu and Flash memory!