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authoralekseiplusplus <alekseijeaves@protonmail.com>2023-03-27 13:26:30 +1100
committeralekseiplusplus <alekseijeaves@protonmail.com>2023-03-27 13:26:30 +1100
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An Apple I emulator written in C.
-This project is a work in progress. This is also my first project with a non-trivial scope.
+This project is a work in progress.
+
My Apple I emulator has a handful of specific goals that will demonstrate its functionality.
1. Correctly interpret MOS 6502 machine code.
2. Create a 'terminal emulator' that mimics the Signetics 2513 terminal which the Apple I came with.
3. Run a system monitor operating system.
-4. Create a virtual cassette interface card which will read in binary files.
-5. Run a BASIC program on Wozniak's BASIC interpreter,
+4. Create a virtual cassette interface which can read binary files.
+5. Run a BASIC program on Wozniak's BASIC interpreter.
-Once I have achieved those particular goals related to pure functionality, then I may decide to expand the emulator with other features such as:
+Once I have reached those particular goals of basic functionality, then I may decide to expand the emulator with other features such as:
1. Simulating the actual speed of the computer.
2. Expandable memory.
3. An option to emulate the Apple I with either a MOS 6502 or a Motorola 6800.
-4. Retro graphical effects
-
-I may not hit all or even any of those later goals, that is a decision I will make once I have completed the project.
+4. Retro graphical effects \ No newline at end of file