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Zeimor
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Z80 Simulator
 Posted: Sun Dec 12, 1999 8:31 am
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Is there anywhere I can get a Z80 simulator written in Assembler for NASM?
I'm making one myself but it's too much trouble.
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Jose Manuel Delgado Mendi
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 1999 1:10 pm
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I don´t know what you are saing by "simulator".
There are a lots of Z80 engines, which you can emulate the Z80 perfectly. The only thing you need if you
want a simulator is to make an interfaz like the debugger of Calypso, for example, or other like TurboDebugger
by Borland, but you have to program the code to make the Z80 engine funcional and the hard work (the Z80
simulation itsefl) is do by the Z80 engine.
Z80 Engines are: Marat Fauzullin, Marcel de Koegel, Mz80 and my favourite, Z80 Raze. There are more, but
I don´t remember their names.
Saludos,
Jose Manuel Delgado
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Zeimor
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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 1999 6:44 am
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Yes, I know, but I need one which is A written in assembler and B comes with the source code (compatible with NASM directives). I've started building one myself anyway, if you want a look at the source code/file then e-mail me for it.
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