Then I could test on various or select embedded hardware platforms I have in my possession (or did I say obsession?).Īnd maybe even use one with an LCD, and modify the emulation to support the screen editor and hi-res graphics support, either hooked or emulated, and support file loading from SD. W hat's next? I'm toying with replicating the static recompilation, to C would work best for me. Saturday April 4 I was able to fix some I/O issues, and check in TED (C16, Plus/4) and PET 2001 support. Watch out 128, I'm going to get you next. Turns out it needed memory banking (damn you TED!) so there you go, revised the memory scheme from an array, to a C# class that each machine type can handle those accesses including banking support. Sleep, maybe some, but TED was bothering me. Monday night March 30 I created this blog entry. All the more reason to keep my head low and focus on something else. C Plus Plus Emulator 6502 Projects (12) Assembly 6502 Apple2 Projects (12). Then checked in backspace support early Monday, March 30 before heading to my real world job of working at home (how convenient!). NES / Famicom emulator for iOS, Mac, Raspberry Pi, Windows, Linux and RetroArch. Currently, referenced memory is not shown, that would be a good enhancement for the future. Real emulators in JavaScript: Apple IIjs, Apple //jse, Apple2JS, and many more - a 6502 assembler/emulator in JavaScript Quite BASIC - a. Registers and flags are shown to the left of the statement's disassembly, in their states prior to executing the statement. Note that this slows down the emulation significantly, but provides very good insight. Trace Execution: It is possible to trace some or all of execution by setting the ace to true, and it will produce debug output (see in your IDE, or capture with DebugView). No graphics (you know this is a terminal/console window right?).No loading or saving of files implemented (but Windows clipboard works!).VIC-20 has just 5K RAM including screen memory (you can add more memory at the command line). C64 has just 44K RAM, 16K ROM, 1K VIC-II color RAM nybbles. Not full 64K RAM despite what the startup screen says.

Now also supports Home/Left/Right/Up/Down output characters (not input). But does support CHR$(147) for clear screen. No PETSCII graphic characters, only supports printables CHR$(32) to CHR$(126).

No screen editing (gasp!) Just short and sweet for running C64 BASIC in terminal/console window via 6502 chip emulation in software.

makes it simple and easy to run Android apps and games on your desktop PC or Mac. Text and background colors are implemented, but disabled by default because mapping to the standard console colors results in some fairly horrible color combinations. Use the online emulator and assembler from the easy6502 tutorial and. function keys, cursor keys, color keys, STOP/RESTORE, etc. No asynchronous input (GET K$), but INPUT S$ works.

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