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Z80 shared library including some nice test-projects
Another Zilog Z80 emulation. C++ class on a shared library.
Simulates all pins of the Z80-Chip in a single function interface.
Additionally are some Test-Projects added.
1. CP/M 2.2 emulator connectable by an telnet client.
2. An instruction set examiner.
3. An ZX-80 emulator.
4. An TK-80 emulator
5. An Z80 Dis-assembler driver for all supported instructions.
The project is comprised of two VB 2005 applications, a serial port emulator and a modem emulator, used as virtual devices in conjunction with the emu8086 assembler (www.emu8086.com), allowing users to communicate with them in their own assembly programs
CDK4NIOS stands for Cross Development Kit for Altera's soft core processor NIOS and should you support with a comprehensive Assembler and C/C++ development environment under Linux. It will present only free of fee tools, so you can use it without risks.
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Assembler and download/monitor for the new Rabbit 2000 (TM) microprocessor developed
by Rabbit Semiconductor and Z-World. Allows use of Linux as host development platform.