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HBC-56 project (65C02 + TMS9918A on a backplane)
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Re: HBC-56 project (65C02 + TMS9918A on a backplane)
In the future, you can upload and attach your file(s) to your post. We encourage that to avoid the problem of 404 links as time passes.
x86? We ain't got no x86. We don't NEED no stinking x86!
Re: HBC-56 project (65C02 + TMS9918A on a backplane)
HBC-56 Emulator v1.1 Released
This release includes all build targets and is the first produced using GitHub CI:
Run the emulator Hbc56Emu(.exe)
A number of ROMs are included with each build. When you run the emulator without command-line arguments, you will be prompted for a ROM image (.o file). Matching debugging (.o.lmap and .o.rpt) files will be loaded automatically.
WebAssembly
The WebAssembly build must be served by a http server. file:// protocol isn't supported. An easy way to do this is using python's http.server:
https://github.com/visrealm/hbc-56
This release includes all build targets and is the first produced using GitHub CI:
- Windows
- Linux-Ubuntu (clang)
- Linux-Ubuntu (gcc)
- WebAssembly
Run the emulator Hbc56Emu(.exe)
A number of ROMs are included with each build. When you run the emulator without command-line arguments, you will be prompted for a ROM image (.o file). Matching debugging (.o.lmap and .o.rpt) files will be loaded automatically.
WebAssembly
The WebAssembly build must be served by a http server. file:// protocol isn't supported. An easy way to do this is using python's http.server:
Code: Select all
> python -m http.server
Serving HTTP on :: port 8000 (http://[::]:8000/) ...- Attachments
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