Realtime 6502 on CUDA

Topics pertaining to the emulation or simulation of the 65xx microprocessors and their peripheral chips.
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Arlet
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Re: Realtime 6502 on CUDA

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Instead of designing a GUI based editor, how about making a CUDA backend for a Verilog simulator, like Icarus, and making the design in Verilog ?
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Zetmor wrote:
But I can start with a simple console program that takes the schematics from a text file.
I'll start with the sim, at least to be sure it's really feasible.
Sounds like a good way to approach it!
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Re: Realtime 6502 on CUDA

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This could be of interest:
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Some of SmartSim's features include:
* Designing circuits using your own custom components.
* Simulating circuits interactively, with the ability to explore inside custom components.
* Creating logic timing diagrams from simulations.
* Create circuits with loadable and saveable RAM/ROM.
* Exporting your design or timing diagram to PNG, PDF, and SVG.
Open source, and binaries for Linux and Windows

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http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1917
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Re: Realtime 6502 on CUDA

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Neat stuff! Just what I need )

Asked Ashley to add MOSFET with propagation delay, as default component )
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Re: Realtime 6502 on CUDA

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Yep interesting. Obviously I'm not the first that had that idea: found that first page on google --> logic.ly
Anyway, I'll do mine. I started the web site & writing a bit of computing history to start.
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