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6800/ET-3400 Emulator, designed for the Teensy 4.0/4.1 processors. Build this with the Arduino IDE 2.0. Full Source and readme included in archive. Programs written in 6800 assembly can be run in the emulator. It supports two modes of operation, an internal monitor program and a mode that emulates the Heathkit ET3400 (and ET-6800) microprocessor trainers. Motorola released the MC6800 chip in 1974. It was a source of inspiration for the designers of the more popular (and cheaper) 6502 chip...

This an open source console-based simulator for both the Motorola EXORciser M6800 development system and the SWTPC 6800 computer system. It runs in Linux or Windows under Cygwin. Debugger, assembler, disassembler and MDOS filesystem included.

Motorola 6800 Simulator Software simulator for the Motorola 6800/Heathkit ET-3400 trainer system, with a number of simulated IO modules to allow for running of legacy code, new labs and teaching.

The m6800 Simulator is a teaching tool to introduce students to microprocessors. It is based on a cut-down version of the M6800 chip, and a reduced instruction set. The simulator assembles and simulates execution of the users code on a GUI

An extendible Motorola 6800 emulator and IDE. You can implement and add additional devices, configure the address space by using definition files, write and assemble code, debug your program using the debugger, export and import S-Record files and more.

A project to develop in C a command line based assembler/simulator for 8 bit microprocessors used in bare embedded projects. Currently, the motorola 6502 and intel 8051 are supported. Support for other microprocessors may be added.

A microprocessor simulator for unit testing assembly code in embedded systems. Written in pure Java, it works with JUnit on any platform Java supports. Micros include 6502, 6800, 8051, Z80, and others.

A Processor Simulator written in C++, for use by students and code developers for microprocessors. Will begin with Motorola 68HC11; then TI TMS370C.

sim6812 consists of an assembler, simulator and integrated development environment for the Motorola HC12 family of embedded microcontrollers.

PaloAlto BASIC (also known as Tiny BASIC) interpreter less than in 500 lines writen in Ruby. The original program takes only 3KB or ROM and runs on Intel 8080, Motorola 6800 and MOS Technology 6502 processors.