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#Building a zx81 emulator software
(Posts about software or tech companies will be removed. Submissions must be explicitly about a single gadget. Check out our giveaway calendar! Please read the rules: If you have an interesting use case for the emulator, send me pictures please and I’ll add them here.Gadget (noun) - a small mechanical / electrical device or tool, especially an ingenious or novel one. “I’m very thoroughly impressed by everything about this device, both hardware and software.It’s really awesome to see how easy it is to work on some code, assemble it to a binary file and just upload it. just getting to know the emulator, lots to learn, and certainly many different projects to explore in the future (Ben Eater 6502, Commodore 64, RC2014, Microprofessor, SDK-85, and now soon also MGH80). Hendrik-Jan is using the emulator with a 6502 based KIM-1 clone called PAL-1, he says:
Note how in his emulator the probe connector is soldered on the bottom side of the PCB, turns out there are two versions of the emulator probe DIP28 connector, so he was forced to “mirror” the connections by installing the connector this way. “ your emulator opens a wealth of new possibilities, thank you so much!” Last but not least is Laurent, who is using the emulator to revive some old 8031 projects, Laurent mentions: See ”Īlexander, my good friend from Canada and his amazing 6802 wire wrapped computer: My target: a modular DIY system, developed in Germany in the early 80s. “I think, this is a great tool and will make my development much easier. Rene has been working on his 8080 computer and this is what he had to say about the emulator: Rick is using the emulator with his Atari 2600
#Building a zx81 emulator code
It even triggers the reset line after code is deployed”
“Now I am able to write 6502 assembly in VSCode and use a Makefile to build and deploy the code directly to the BE6502. Luke is using the emulator to develop firmware for the very popular Ben Eater’s BE6502 “computer”: I can put my $10 UV Eprom eraser away for good” “Here is a picture of my HP-71b with the HP Curve Fitting 32k ROM loaded in the emulator. Richard had a somewhat unusual but very interesting use case: Leon, the “car hacker” uses the emulator to tune the map inside his car’s ECU. I use the emulator to emulate cartridge eproms (small games up 64K)” The next one on the list is John and his OMEGA MSX, here is what John shared with me: “Emulator working on my OMEGA MSX (Home built). Let’s start with Torsten, who decided to use the emulator to help with the development on his ZX81. Here is a couple of examples of how people ended up using my EPROM emulator:
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