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Found this:

http://leisureprogramming.blogspot.nl/2 ... ation.html

Quote from the page:

Virtual Machines and CPU emulation - update.
In my last update I have been ecstatic about my MOS 6502 emulator running Tiny Basic. Nice achievement, but later more rigorous testing shown my emulation still had issues. I ran few available on the internet test suites and they all passed, but still I was unable to run Enhanced Basic in my emulator.
After I established that it was not a problem with the copy of EhBasic code in my possession itself, I turned to my code to look for errors. I found and corrected few obvious issues, but still no luck.
Finally I turned back to the internet search to find a better test suite.
I found a very good one - 6502 Functional Test by Klaus Dormann.
After I ran that program, I found all issues with 6502 op-codes emulation, some of them were tricky and I am sure I would have problem finding them on my own. Therefore 6502 Functional Test by Klaus Dormann deserves huge credit in making my project going again.

I published version 2.0 on github. There are major changes, many new features and bug fixes. I believe this is a complete or nearly complete DOS/shell version, I run out of ideas what else I can add to a version that runs in text console. To move this project forward I have to move out of the shell window into the GUI world. However I have few ideas for improvements which I will outline below.

Thanks for visiting.

3/14/2016
M.K.

(As it turns out, Marek is a member here on this forum!)

I recently e-mailed Mike and asked if my emulator was worthy to be added to the 6502.org's emulators section.
He agreed and it is now added.
This is when I found this topic.
I wish I checked the forum more often.
Perhaps I will try it as New Year's resolution
One has got to be up to date with new hot 6502 related stuff!

Happy New Year everyone!

Glad to see your emulator catalogued! Do come back a bit more than once a year!