New CP/M‑68K and Motorola 68000 Emulator released
A new emulator supporting CP/M‑68K and the Motorola 68000 architecture has been released. The project aims to recreate the behavior of legacy hardware on modern systems. It allows
A new emulator supporting CP/M‑68K and the Motorola 68000 architecture has been released.
The project aims to recreate the behavior of legacy hardware on modern systems. It allows
developers to run classic CP/M software without original physical machines. The emulator
includes support for key peripherals and system calls of the original platforms.
Documentation details how to configure and compile the emulator for various host OSes.
Early testers report accurate timing and compatibility with a range of historic
applications. The source code is available under an open‑source license for community
contributions. The release may aid preservation efforts for vintage computing enthusiasts.