60 FPS Retro Gaming on Mobile
summary
Claims a working jsSMS hybrid emulator that targets Sega Master System and Game Gear, built with a pipeline of parser → analyzer → optimizer → generator and using static and dynamic recompilation plus interpreter fallback. Benchmarks show recompilation is 4–6× faster than interpretation and yields about 40 fps on a Nexus 4 (≈30–38 fps on other phones). A Firefox app called Alec packages the engine; source and slides (http://gmarty.github.io/jsSMS/Reject.JS-2013-Slides/#/intro) are provided.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 11:40Optimizer
- 12:11Flow of Data
- 14:53Dynamic Recompilation
- 18:24Dynamic Compilation
- 22:30Benchmark
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