m68k machine emulator for Python based on Musashi
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m68k machine emulator for Python based on Musashi
68Kemu is a CPU emulator for Atari TOS/MiNT operating systems. It allows running standard 68000 software using an emulated 68000 CPU, while the OS itself still runs using the native CPU. This provides the best compromise between compatibility and speed.
Test Suite generator for the M68000 and M68010
A Macintosh LC II or LC III on an M5Stack Tab5 (ESP32-P4): 68030 with its MMU, 640×480 in 256 colours, up to 20 MB, Mac OS 7.6.1, disk images of any size, Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, touch screen, web page
A colour Macintosh LC or Macintosh II on an M5Stack Tab5 (ESP32-P4): 68020 (and the II's 68881), 640×480 in 256 colours, NuBus Display Card 8•24, System 7.5.5, disk images of any size, Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, touch screen, web page
An Amiga 500 emulator as a Potluck app: on an ESP32-S3 board's second core beside Potluck, its frames streamed to a PC over Wi-Fi (Potluck's M27 experiment). No Commodore ROMs included.
Bare metal Apple Lisa emulator for the Raspberry Pi, using IDLE and Musashi (based on BMApple2, BMCoco, BMA800XL and BMC64)
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