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From: J.M.Spencer@newcastle.ac.uk (J.M. Spencer)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.wanted,comp.sys.m68k
Subject: Re: 68000 simulator wanted
Keywords: 68000, simulator
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Date: 22 Feb 90 18:55:59 GMT
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In article <266@menno.UUCP> bob@menno.UUCP (Robert Schwartz) writes:
>I'm looking for source code for a 68000 simulator.  C is preferable, but
>we'll take what we can get.  Does anyone know of the availability of
>such a beast?  Please email any suggestions.  Thanks.
>-- 
>Robert Schwartz				...texbell!ncrwic!menno!bob

What do you mean by "simulator"?  The Division of Computer Science at Teesside
Polytechnic (UK) had a package that ran on a Prime.  Users entered their m68k
source code, it was 'assembled' and then executed on the Prime *as if* it
were a m68k machine.  Is this what you want?  I've no idea what the source
code was written in.  If you would like me to persue it for you let me know
by email.

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