Emulating a Sinclair ZX80 & Z80 CPU Using Only ANSI C

[@viditibi]

great series of emulating retro computers in ansi C, thank you! have you got the code public available somewhere? I didn't found it in your github

[@JohnHegs007]

A great project Jason. This took me back to when I owned a real ZX80. Interesting to hear what you said about the efficient rom.

[@DevelopIT]

Thank you. I was about 12 when I got a ZX81, they where magical then and I find them just as magical and inspirational today.

[@SH3D0VV]

Is there any chance you will ever release or sell the source code for this project? The whole CPU in a C just fascinates me.

[@DevelopIT]

Unfortunately for this project I don't think I will. As ultimately I will need to start making money from a product and this may be part of it. I will still open source other source code occasionally.

[@SusanAmberBruce]

You have put the work in!

[@DevelopIT]

Thank you. This did turn out to be a bigger project than I was expecting.

[@SusanAmberBruce]

@@DevelopIT Good job though, are you releasing the code on Github or anything like that?

[@DevelopIT]

@@SusanAmberBruce Probably not this project, however I will ultimately make available compiled versions for the Raspberry Pi and x86 Linux system.

[@SusanAmberBruce]

@@DevelopIT Cool 😎

[@warismwarism2480]

your are a programmer too ,that cool man , so i have a problem with my kit, i want to write simple monitor program that allow me some function like next , preview , go , ...but when i store the first digit using hex keyboard i cant store another one since cpu run faster than strobe , i use some wait delays loops but any progres (z80 cpu), can someone help a litle

[@niltongaviao8749]

"Out of order", no source on Github. 😪