Open Source Mac Emulators - Page 16

A build of DOSBox SVN for Mac OS X 10.4+ using the PowerPC JIT from Vogons: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=65057 Apply the patch to DOSBox trunk, set config.h.in appropriately (including enabling dynrec) and then build DOSBox. This version does not run on Intel Macs, and is not intended to run under Rosetta (use mainline DOSBox or Dominus' SVN builds instead). Suggested settings are included as a Preferences file. You should copy this to ~/Library/Preferences/DOSBox SVN Preferences before starting the program. All versions are built using Xcode 2.5 with -O3 -fsched-interblock -ftree-loop-linear. The G5 version has additional flags for better performance on the 970. All versions include SDL 1.2.15 and libpng. There is no support for this or any SVN build of DOSBox. These builds are provided strictly as a convenience and you use them at your own risk. Updates to current SVN may occur intermittently or never; you are strongly advised to roll your own.

eVAX is a software emulation of a VAX computer, written entirely in portable C. The emulator includes a "high function" console that supports assembly, disassembly, and debugging of VAX programs. eVAX has a limited ability to run VAX/VMS programs as wel

Full Atari 2600 emulator in Java. Modular and platform-independent.

Apple1 emulator, like the Replica1, for the terminal with full cut and paste. Forked from napple1 and pom1. Tested with figFORTH and APPLESOFT BASIC. Tested and compiled on LINUX 3.0.x, OSx 10.6.x, and Windows XP/Vista/7 and it works well. A folder of sample applications is included for you to be ab le to use your "faux1" right after the install. Pre compiled Windows installer and source is available for all platforms (LINUX, POSIX, OSX, and Windows). To compile you will need make, gcc, and the standard development libraries. There are no difficult dependencies to figure out.

gbsplay emulates the sound hardware of the Nintendo Gameboy. It is able to play the sounds from a Gameboy module dump (.GBS format) over /dev/dsp and NAS. Included is an XMMS input plugin, a tool to display information about a .GBS file, and a demo song.

Hemus is a full set of highly optimized and portable HPL-based emulators for a few systems.

This is the Mac OS X port of the qemu project.

This project is a implementation of the in1660 course assignment of the Delft University of Technology. It is a simulator of an operating system scheduler in Java. It has sample processes/jobs as input and shows how the recources are divided.

JBoss Deployers for Development-Environment. Skip long-lasting Re-Deployments.

jo2emLauncher stands for Java o2em launcher. It is a GUI to help people use o2em (the odyssey 2 / videopac emulator). Currently available launcher are only for windows. As jo2emLauncher is 100% java, it is able to run on a wide range of platforms. The first target is linux.

The first MSX Emulator 100% written in Javascript, using the new [canvas] tag to display graphics efficiently in web browsers like Firefox 2.0+.

KEGS is a portable Apple //gs emulator for Linux, OS/2, HP-UX, and Solaris. It is very accurate and quick, running at an emulated 10MHz on 200MHz machines. This version of KEGS is using SDL (Simple Directmedia Layer) for more portability.

Create some lean Java APIs suitable for J2ME CLDC.

This project aims a proving an Hardware as a VSCP node (M2M) to store information remotely on the CAN network.

Library for the simulation of high-performance processors. The goal is to provide an environment for testing new hardware solutions. See Doxygen doc in "CVS browse" for more info.

A fast, clean and simple Z80 emulation library. Its just a *Z80* emulation library, so other emulators (ie Spectrum, Calculator, GameBoy emulators) can take advantage of it.

A number of modules for Python including: dirsync* - a directory synchronizer, pytomate and autoitx - automation scripting for X-server.

marcel O cinq is a thomson MO5 emulator (historicaly, it was the first one... started some 14 years ago) For now, only the java sequel of this emulator is published here.

MQNIC ( Message Queue NIC ) Virtual Link Layer The Message Queue NIC project provides a virtual link layer for qemu/kvm based virtual machines. The virtual link layer provides transport using the Apache ActiveMQ message server or other message bus and eliminates the need for external IP infrastructure to support VM deployments. Based on the ivshmem technology originally developed by Cam Macdonell the mqnic drivers use zero copy vm<->host data transfers and the apache message server to provide low latency, high bandwidth IP support for virtual data centers while simplifying the provisioning of hosted IP. Because the Message Queue NIC appears as a standard IP device on the target machine the integration of MQNIC and traditional IP routing is completely managed by the standard IP routing tools and infrastructure. Transport security is handled by the MQ server which supports multiple levels of encryption and authentication.

An emulator for the Microbee, a microcomputer popular in Australia in the early '80s.

Simulation model of IEEE 802.16e for ns-2

OS9exec - execution environment for OS-9/68k user-mode programs on MacOS9 / MacOSX / Windows and Linux host OS. (OS-9 is an RTOS of Microware/Radisys)

PHP System, to configure Sphere(tm) in most cases. Script editor, Region editor, User Management and Axis Server Configuration are some of the goals of this project

In comparison to other emulators this one doesn't gives you the complete instruction cycle count but the consumed cycles more times per instruction. By each memory access during the instruction you have knowledge about how many cycles have passed so far. So you could sync up your other concurrent tasks before accessing system bus portable68k will no longer be continued as an individual project due to time constraints. This does not mean that there is no further development. I am constantly developing the 68k emulation as part of the project "Denise (C64/Amiga emulator)". The programming is independent of the parent project "Denise" and can be transferred to a completely different project without additional programming effort. If you are interested in this 68k emulator, I make it available under the MIT license. If another license suits your project better, we can arrange it.

Simplify build and use of software emulated board, using a configuration textual file.