v0.6.0

• NEW: Implementation of the SPED-3 vector display, uses a new part found under "Utility"
• KNOWN ISSUE: On load from a save, the SPED-3's projection is rendered off-center (#44)

v0.5.0

• NEW: Implementation of the M35FD floppy drive
• NEW: Implementation of the proposed firmware spec
• NEW: Device interfaces can be toggled on/off via the computer part's context menu
• CHANGE: It is no longer possible to magically flash the memory, all code in memory has to be bootstrapped via the firmware
• KNOWN ISSUE: Device interface windows appear in the top left of the window, when they should appear centered by default (#39)
• KNOWN ISSUE: If the computer runs out of power, the context menu options to toggle the device windows are no longer available (#40)

v0.4.1

• FIX: CPU state would not restore properly in some instances due to this bug.

v0.4.0

• New assembly Ketchup.Api.dll can be used to create external devices. Contains two new interfaces IDevice and IDcpu16 which can be used to implement external devices in separate add-ons. No need to reference Tomato assembly for this. Any PartModule on a vessel which implements IDevice will automatically be connected to the CPU. Existing devices: keyboard, clock, and monitor have been reimplemented as separate modules which implement IDevice. As such, each device is now responsible for its own UI.
• CPU and devices will now save and restore state in the persistence files.

v0.3.0

• ADD PC, -1 now places the CPU in a 'halted' state where time warp is unlimited. Interrupts will throttle time warp, wake the CPU, and resume time warp if it halts again.

v0.2.0

• Change the scaling of the monitor in-game

v0.1.0

Initial proof-of-concept release, supporting:

• Real time emulation with time warp limiter
• Loading of big endian memory images
• Monitor, keyboard, and clock devices
• Small and large stack parts
• Video