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Candidate emulator for CP/M-68K
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Tarkin
Jan 29, 2012, 1:48:02 AM1/29/12
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Hello all,
In my quest for an emulator for the 68K, google pointed
me to a few threads on this group.
Having found a suitable emulator, I thought I'd share it,
and some ideas, with the group.
Without further ado:
http://www-scm.tees.ac.uk/users/a.clements/software.htm
The University of Teesside Simulator & Cross-Assembler package
works just fine under dosbox on Linux (which is to say, I *assume*
it runs just fine on a real DOS/Win box.)
As with most other sims/emus, it uses TRAP #15 to implement
'system calls' - terminal I/O, serial I/O, and file I/O.
My rough ideas for CP/M68k are to use a virtual COM port
which emulates a disk drive via a protocol similar to older
Commodore or Atari drives.
Bootstrapping such a system is left as an exercise, I will work
on it as time permits.
TTFN,
Tarkin
In my quest for an emulator for the 68K, google pointed
me to a few threads on this group.
Having found a suitable emulator, I thought I'd share it,
and some ideas, with the group.
Without further ado:
http://www-scm.tees.ac.uk/users/a.clements/software.htm
The University of Teesside Simulator & Cross-Assembler package
works just fine under dosbox on Linux (which is to say, I *assume*
it runs just fine on a real DOS/Win box.)
As with most other sims/emus, it uses TRAP #15 to implement
'system calls' - terminal I/O, serial I/O, and file I/O.
My rough ideas for CP/M68k are to use a virtual COM port
which emulates a disk drive via a protocol similar to older
Commodore or Atari drives.
Bootstrapping such a system is left as an exercise, I will work
on it as time permits.
TTFN,
Tarkin
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