Anyone know of an EMU compatible with Mac OSx?

[paulblart]

Self explanatory question honestly.

If there isn't one already made, does anyone know if its possible to even make an EMU in a format that'd work with the OSx? I know Windows and Mac have completely different coding and whatnot.

I don't know. Any links would be helpful.

 

[Jerry]

You can use Boot Camp on Mac. Read more:

You must be registered for see links

 

[paulblart]

You can use Boot Camp on Mac.

I have that, but my only problem is that I don't have a hard copy of Windows.
I've already tried VirtualBox, Parallels, BootCamp, and a few others. No luck though.

 

[warm]

BootCamp

Do you understand what BootCamp is?
Well it's fully windows, no emulating from Mac, JUST windows.

 

[paulblart]

Do you understand what BootCamp is?
Well it's fully windows, no emulating from Mac, JUST windows.

Yeah. I do.
Maybe I misunderstood its purpose.
But I have a desktop with Windows 7, but its slow as hell. I've been using that to make a local retro I have, but I feel better using my Mac. Ahhh.

 

[warm]

I have, but I feel better using my Mac.

I agree, Mac is awesome!
I guess buying a laptop is better for emulating those retro emulator.