FrodoRGB is the Future Retro Fusion AmigaOS 68k RGB/RTG development branch of Frodo V4.1b, the Commodore 64 emulator originally written by Christian Bauer.
Current staged FRF edition: v1.0.27
- CyberGraphX true-colour RTG output and indexed fallback
- fixed C64 RGB palette conversion and RTG colour lookup
- selectable RTG/native RGB fullscreen handling
- AHI pause, focus and multi-instance lifecycle fixes
- raw AmigaDOS startup argument handling
- CRT, PRG, D64, T64, snapshot and REU launch support
- EasyFlash, 8K/16K, Ultimax and Magic Desk cartridge work
- VIC sprite-multiplexer correction work
- native PAL320 / MagiC64-style line presentation
- dedicated FrodoRGB performance executable
- direct-PC and line-level CIA FrodoRGB hot path
- non-blocking native RGB screen-buffer swaps
A complete reference for the current AmigaOS command-line parser, startup-output switches, media options, REU overrides, display/test switches, saved Frodo Prefs keys, defaults and MultiCPU build profiles is here:
The reference includes cartridge/CRT, PRG/D64/T64, snapshots, REU sizes, FULLSCREEN=, SCREENMODE, windowed/RTG/RGB output selection, scaling, VSync, PAL320/RGB320, PLANAR16, DISPLAYEVERY=, NODISPLAY, all persisted preference keys, and the 020/040/060 soft- and hard-float build variants.
Note: the current
main_Amiga.istartup guard still requires 68040 + 68881 or higher. The MultiCPU guide calls this out explicitly because the lower-CPU/no-FPU builds need that runtime guard made variant-aware before they can be considered fully supported targets.
make -f Makefile.PiStorm060 clean
make -f Makefile.PiStorm060 -j2 FrodoRGBThe normal fast Frodo target remains available alongside FrodoRGB.
The MultiCPU release line provides clean independent builds for:
FrodoRGB_020FrodoRGB_020_FPUFrodoRGB_040FrodoRGB_040_FPUFrodoRGB_060FrodoRGB_060_FPU
See COMMAND_LINE_AND_CONFIG.md for the exact -m680xx and soft/hard-float profiles.
./scripts/verify-repo.shNo Commodore 64 system ROMs or commercial game media are included.
- Original Frodo emulator: Christian Bauer
- RGB / RTG / AmigaOS integration and FRF 2026 modifications: Future Retro Fusion
Future Retro Fusion does not claim authorship of the original Frodo core.
See COPYING and the repository licensing files. COPYING is the authoritative GPLv2 text.