microprocessor
CALM Macro-assemblers 1.1
CALM Macro-assemblers offers you a simple yet effective tool of the CALM syntax Macro-assemblers. more>>
CALM Macro-assemblers 1.1 offers you a simple yet effective tool of the CALM syntax Macro-assemblers. This package allows to generate code for nearly 50 different microprocessors & microcontrollers.
Just drag & drop a text file (push the command key for the configuration during the drag & drop operation). The output format supports different standard: Motorola S, Intel, Hex...
Requirements:
- System 7.6 or higher
Mail.appetizer 1.3b1
Mail.appetizer displays a transparent notification on top of your screen when new messages arrive. It shows only sender, subject and the first plain-text lines of the message, so you can determine more>> Mail.appetizer displays a transparent notification on top of your screen when new messages arrive. It shows only sender, subject and the first plain-text lines of the message, so you can determine whether the message requires your immediate attention. The prominence of the notification can be defined by adjusting transparency and display time.
Mail.appetizer is a plug-in for Apples Mail and integrates seamlessly. It is dynamically loaded when launching Mail and you can change settings from within Mails preferences.
Note that Mail.appetizer uses - as all Mail plug-ins do - several of Mails private internal methods. Use it at your own risk.
Mac OS X 10.5, Apple Mail.
Version 1.3b1:
- Compatible with Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).
- Universal Binary for both, PowerPC and Intel microprocessors.
Universal Binary for both, PowerPC and Intel microprocessorsMagicEngine 1.1.3
MagicEngine is a game having the features of a PC-Engine (TurboGrafx-16) console emulator. more>>
MagicEngine 1.1.3 is a game having the features of a PC-Engine (TurboGrafx-16) console emulator. It is the famous console made by NEC back in '87. It was a nice little machine, with great graphic capacities, and a fast and powerful 8-bit microprocessor.
It also has a very good game collection, with high quality games, and even today some PC-Engine games are still without an equivalent on modern consoles. Of course if 3-D games are your cup of tea, well, the PC-Engine may disappoint you a bit, but if you love good old 2-D games, especially shoot'em up, give it a try, it really has some excellent games!
machine, with great graphic capacities, and a fast and powerful 8-bit microprocessor. It also had a very good game collection, with high quality games, and even today some PC-Engine games areGNU Development Environment 1.1
GNU Development Environment - Suite of compilers w/CPU simulator and debugger more>>
The Simpleton X 1.0
The Simpleton X is a microprocessor emulator and education tool more>>
Main features:
- Full featured emulation of an imaginary microprocessor
- Easy to use interface allows for experimentation
- Load and save programs
- Simulated display for program output
- Run, stop and single-step programs at the processor instruction level
- Edit processor registers or memory directly
- Supports stack- and program counter- relative addressing
- Instruction set resembles the 6502.
Py65 0.3
6502 microprocessor simulation package more>> Connoisseur makes managing your recipes as easy as iTunes makes managing your music. From the elegant and snappy interface to auto-completing ingredients, we have put in the hard yards so you can focus on what is important; entertaining your guests.
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SIMAC 0.9.3325
Free architecture simulator for your Mac more>> Free architecture simulator for your Mac
SIMAC is an architecture simulator, with the purpose of helping graduation students to learn how to build digital circuits, using from simple gates to full microprocessors, including memories and peripherals.
System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Serious Bug correction in OR module
2090 0.1
2090 is a Busch microtronic 2090 emulator more>>
It was similar to the KIM-1 in some respects, but it was intended as an educational system.
It had a custom programmed TMS1600 4bit microprocessor, 64 Bytes of RAM, an ML-like programming language, a 6-digit 7-segment LED display and a custom hexadecimal keypad for programming.
Main features:
- emulates the full 2090 instruction set
- can load and save 2090 programs
- 2 extra buttons can be wired to the 2090s 4-bit-inputs
- the clock output can be wired to the 2090s 4-bit-inputs
- one of the outputs can be wired to the system beeper.
68quad 1.1
68quad is an advanced and innovative project aiming to create an Open Source definition of a high performance Microprocessor Architecture. more>>
68quad 1.1 is an advanced and innovative project aiming to create an Open Source definition of a high performance Microprocessor Architecture. The 68k architecture created by Motorola was the most ambitious design of 1981. But the latest version was the 68060 (a superscalar pipelined 32 bit processor with up to 110MIPs) introduced about 1992. Then, Motorola apparently stopped development of this product line in favour of the IBM/Apple/Motorola PowerPC architecture.
In the 80's, software in the Macintosh and UNIX enviroment was primarily available for the 68k architecture but since then most of these systems were ported to RISC architectures. Therefore, the 68k architecture is be the best candidate for revival in an Open Source project, as it is well known, general purpose but currently not continued.
In the last years, other silicon vendors (Intel Merced, HP PA, MIPS, DEC alpha, ...) have extended their architecures to 64 bit to extend the directly (and therefore fast) addressable memory range and integer processing power especially for server applications. As the 68k floating point architecture already defines 64 bit (double) and 80 bit (extended) precision, the 68quad is targeted to have 64 bit and 80 bit integer operands as well to make the architecture more homogenous.
Major Features:
- Define a 64 bit (or 80 bit) upwards compatible API for the 68k architecture
- Extend the Mac06 (http://www.dsitri.de/projects/mac06/mac06.html) assembler and C compiler to create 68quad code
- Write a simulator demonstrating the pipeline architecture
- Provide enough information for independent silicon designers to create 68quad compatible chips
- Port Linux/m68k to 68quad
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