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nestopiaue
Nestopia UE
This project is a fork of the original Nestopia source code, plus the Linux port. The purpose of the project is to enhance the original, and ensure it continues to work on modern operating systems. -
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snes9l
A fork of snes9x-1.5
With new video, audio and timing pipelines for linux/X11 only. -
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DosCard
DOSBox fork for embedded devices
The main objective of this project - to create an embeddable version of DOSBox, which may relatively easily run on really low-cost hardware. Like modern cheap microcontrollers. This version supports only (de-facto) standard PC hardware from mid-90s: S3 SVGA for Video and SBlaster for Audio. Another part of the project is a software library, which allows you to create safe multithreaded multi-instanced DOS VMs environment for your own project. More information can be obtained through... -
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Natty is a library on top of GUSI adding process management facilities like fork() and exec() and shell-like functionality.
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Multiplatform emulator for M680x0 processors, kept simple for University students. This is a fork of Easy68K by Paul McKee, Tim Larson, Prof. Chuck Kelly, Eric Nelson, Aaron Curley, Curt Vickre, Jon Squires, Lee Davison & others.
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