Emulators

Emulation is the process of simulating the hardware of one computer (particularly the processor) via software on a different one. In other words, it allows you to use software meant for another system that you may not have access to by running a program on your system. For instance, an emulator will let you use an arcade machine that no longer exist or use a game console that can no longer be purchased. Note that this category is different from Games: Video Games: Emulation because the focus here is on the emulation of personal computer systems and Operating Systems running on these.

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• GXemul - An open source MIPS machine emulator for Linux.
  
• Evenson Consulting Services' SWTPc 6800/6809 Emulator - Windows 9x/NT GUI emulation of SWTPc 6800 and 6809 systems. A Simulated Machine Environment (SME) emulation plus .dsk file downloads.
  
• Emu51 - An open source 8051 emulator for Linux and Windows.
  
• mic1 - A Java-based simulator which implements the Mic-1 microarchitecture described in Chapter 4 of Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Structured Computer Organization, Fourth Edition. [Open source, GPL]
  
• Flexemu - An open source EurocomII/V7 emulator for Linux and Windows.
  
• st20emu - A freeware ST20 emulator for DOS.
  
• Altair32 - An open source Altair emulator for Windows.
  
• Emu48 - An open source HP38/39/40/48/49 emulator for Windows.
  
• PearPC - An open source PowerPC emulator for Unix and Windows.
  
• uBee512 - Open source Premium Microbee 512Kb FDD emulator for Linux and Windows.
  
• Virtual Alpha Micro - An open source AM-100 micro computer emulator for Cygwin, Linux, and Mac OSX.
  
• The Susie V pages - A freeware BCL Susie V emulator for Linux/i386.
  
• XRoar - Open source Dragon 32/64 and Tandy CoCo emulator for GP32, Linux, MacOS/PPC, Nintendo DS, and Windows.
  
• CP/M - An open source CP/M-80 ver2.2 emulator for MacOS.
  
• HiRISC Simulator - A freeware emulator for Windows of a system designed specifically for the Applied Systems Programming course at the University of Akron.
  
• Desktop Cyber - A CDC (Control Data Corporation) Cyber 6x00, 7x or 17x type mainframe emulator for Windows or Unix.
  
• James the Animal Tamer's Emulators - Freeware APF, Aquarius, Exidy Sorcerer, Interact Family Computer, MC-10, NEC PC-6001A, Panasonic Personal Computer, and TRS-80 emulators for Windows.
  
• Solace - An open source Sol-20 emulator for Windows.
  
• Project8080 - Covers the development of a Heathkit H8 emulator on Macintosh.
  
• KCemu - An open source emulator of the KC85 homecomputer series for Linux and Windows.
  
• blueMSX - An open source SVI318/328, MSX1, MSX2, MSX2+, and Turbo-R emulator for Windows.
  
• vmips - An open source MIPS R3000 emulator for Unix.
  
• Emuviews - Great emulation page maintained by JoseQ, maker of the famous Rumor Mill, many downloads, great layout - some hosted sites.
  
• Free42 - Open source HP-42S emulator for Linux/i386, Mac OS, PalmOS, Pocket PC, Windows, and Zaurus X/Qt.
  
• Emu28 - An open source HP18C/28C emulator for Windows.
  
• FunnyMu - A freeware Creativision, Funvision, and Whizzard emulator for Linux/SDL.
  
• SIMH - An open source collection of emulators for Windows of historical computers, including GRI-909, HP 2116/2100/21MX, IBM 1401/1620/1130/System 3, PDP-1/4/7-11/15/VAX. Also provides software kits, system photographs, and technical papers.
  
• TinyELF - A freeware emulator of CDP1802 based microcomputers for Mac OS X.
  
• cinc - An open source Bell Labs cardiac emulator for Linux and Windows/Cygwin.
  
• Japanese Computer Emulation Centre - A site dedicated to the emulation of Japanese Machines including X68000, PC6001, PC88, PC98, MSX 1/2/R, Sharp MZ, Sharp X1, Fujitsu FM7, and Fujitsu FM Towns.
  
• SPRINT - A freeware Sprinter emulator for Linux/i386 and Windows.
  
  

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