Open Source Emulators - Page 31

A Sega Dreamcast/Naomi Emulator...built from the ground up.

Natty is a library on top of GUSI adding process management facilities like fork() and exec() and shell-like functionality.

Nemus is an accurate, efficient, and portable Nintendo Entertainment System emulator, written in C++ conforming to the ISO/IEC 14882 standard. We are currently looking for help on the project, so if you are interested, please contact the maintainer.

NeoPSX is an attempt to write an Object-Oriented Playstation emulator in C++.

An open source (GPL) nes emulator for Windows.

EternalNGE is a cross-platform software framework for developing emulators/simulators providing generic interfaces for graphics, sound, etc. The primary focus is on game-consoles though the design allows for any device using i2c, memory mapped io, etc.

NEmu is an emulator/simulator for exploring computer architecture. It provides a virtual machine, a debugger, and simulations of various cpus and hardware. NEmu is built on top of ALib, my own application framework.

This is a program that will give you the option to use cmd, however if you are not in a position to use cmd it will emulate the command prompt for you.

Releases by No Name Development. All original code is released under the zlib/libpng License, the source to No Name MAME is released under MAME's own license.

No$NDS is currently in the beta state, and ready for testing. This is basically an edited version of the No$GBA, that intends to get full NDS emulation, some core fixes, and most important, 3d support.

Unfortunately the author of the original project (Mike Perry) passed away a long time ago, but it seems like nobody picked up this piece of history and so there is no NUON emulator to be found anywhere except for his Nuance 0.5.1 release from 2007. The source code of 0.5.0 (or is it actually 0.5.1??) was later-on released by his family via http://www.dragonshadow.com/-/downloads/NuanceExperimental.zip By now, emulation was improved a lot with many games now working almost correctly (except for "random" endless loops that still occur in the emulated code due to whacky audio syncing) in the new 0.6.X release. Due to the (debatable) way how Mike designed the emulation core, this project is not trying to provide cycle-accurate emulation, but can rather be seen as a virtual NUON machine that provides as much computational power as possible from the host PC. The advantage: Games that stutter on original HW can run smooth. The disadvantage: Syncing problems (for now) in some games.

OS Swich is a free Operating System switcher. It's designed to switch between two or more Operating Systems very fast.

The purpose of this project is to be able to run OS9 programs written for the 6809/6309 processor on UNIX-like systems without the OS9 kernel being present. The OS9 was a popular operating system for the Tandy COCO and Dragon computers.

OSProg (Open Source PRogrammer) is a device programmer project. The target is to provide with wide range supported devices (PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, PIC, MCU, etc) at low price, simple and flexible hardware design.

OUDPMS is an educational tool that visualizes the process of global process management and resource allocation. It is also a simulation and evaluation tool for various distributed process scheduling and resource allocation algorithms.

Oemu is a 8085 emulator written in java. It runs only CP/M but intends to be a multiemulator with full debugging capabilities. Some features Oemu currently implements (at least partially): terminal simulator (with customizable behaviour), swing based debugger, access to CP/M disk format (Oemu can mount directories as CP/M disks), multilingual user interface.

The OCCN project enhances SystemC2.0+ modeling by developing C++ classes for modeling user-defined or system-specific, point-to-point or multiaccess inter-module communication channels (or future network-on-chip) at various abstraction levels. To reference this work: M. Coppola, S. Curaba, M.D. Grammatikakis, R. Locatelli, G. Maruccia, and F. Papariello, "OCCN: a NoC modeling framework for design exploration", Design Automation in Europe Conf. (DATE), 2004, pp. 174--179. Available from Available from http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.138.1281&rep=rep1&type=pdf

Open DarkEden (OpenDE) is a project to develop a 100% free and Open Source DarkEden server bases on the chinese DarkEden server files, for more information look at our site at www.opendarkeden.com

We write cewl games. (At least, we think so...) Right now the games run on Nintendo's Game Boy [Advance], but in the future... who knows?

The minimum hardware to have a portable IP-Phone. A VoIP telephone that is simple to assemble and an emulator for portability. Core runs under Linux. Modular functionalities: a display, keys (dialpad, DND,...), a web server. Free, simple and useful.

Open-Apple is an Apple II emulator for Linux that currently features full emulation of an enhanced Apple IIe computer with several useful peripheral cards including clock, mouse, memory expansion, and hard drive.

Open86 is a small, modular, cross-platform x86 emulator that is currently in development.

A C++-based Commodore 64 emulator that is written with portability to other platforms in mind. A first implementation for the .Net platform has been created, others should follow.

An open-source, portable, LGPL'd set of microprocessor emulators. Some microprocessor emulators may also have LGPL'd code to test them, such as emulators. The eventual goal is portable DynaRecs and perhaps transparent Rosetta-type layers.

OpenMH (Open Multi-Head) is an open source, multi-monitor management engine for use with DirectX/OpenGL applications and game clients.