Open Source BASIC Emulators

QToaster is a simple app that executes QEMU with proper command line parameters (a frontend). The features are pretty basic, the executable is small and is a portable application. I needed something to automate QEMU quickly operate fast without having to worry about setting things up. I just wanted to get moving fast. It is designed just for that. It will keep your last machine settings and reload them from the .ini files that it creates. The main purpose I needed this for is Android - using Limbo. If something works on QEMU then it has a good chance of working on Android. You don't need to put QEMU in your environment path, just point to its base folder. It doesn't need any special runtimes (java, .net, Python, etc.), it only needs the utility file Lutil.dll. Frontend was made for: http://69.170.215.148/nothoro/software/QTPage/QToaster.html QEMU emulator version 6.0.0-rc2 available at: https://qemu.weilnetz.de/w64/2021/ When you run the installer, it will extract to a subfld

Apple1 emulator, like the Replica1, for the terminal with full cut and paste. Forked from napple1 and pom1. Tested with figFORTH and APPLESOFT BASIC. Tested and compiled on LINUX 3.0.x, OSx 10.6.x, and Windows XP/Vista/7 and it works well. A folder of sample applications is included for you to be ab le to use your "faux1" right after the install. Pre compiled Windows installer and source is available for all platforms (LINUX, POSIX, OSX, and Windows). To compile you will need make, gcc, and the standard development libraries. There are no difficult dependencies to figure out.

VBoxCtl picks up where the native VirtualBox environment leaves off. Virtual Box provides and interactive environment for managing virtual machines and their execution. However, this environment does not expose all the most common options.

This java (version 6 or higher) program allows you to send games directly to an old apple // computer with no need for floppies, only a serial cable. No hardware modification is necessary, you only need a working serial connection. A cousin of this project can be found here: http://asciiexpress.net/gameserver/ (Thanks Egan!)

A small interface written in Gambas3 for command line FS-UAE Linux Amiga emulator.

-Now support both 32/64 bit system NUOVO UPDATE!/NEW UPDATE! -Wii U emulator:CEMU -Snes 9x (64 bit),desmume,dolphin,and citra! Emulator Pro è un launcher che permette,oltre ad avere in un solo programma tutti i migliori emulatori,anche tutte le ROM organizzate. Perchè andare a cercare tra cartelle e cartelle quando basta un click e puoi avviare l'emulatore che vuoi? ---ATTUALMENTE IN BETA----- Attualmente ci sono gli emulatori per NES,SNES,Nintendo 64,GameCube,Wii,Wii U,GameBoy/Color/Advance e Nintendo (3)DS.Stiamo lavorando per aggiungere nuovi emulatori,e organizzare un interfaccia sempre più semplice. NotaCEMU richiede un computer a 64 bit.

GambNafen is a frontend (GUI) for Mednafen 0.9.18 WIP multi emulator (and upper series), written in Gambas. The program include support for files multi archive in rar and 7zip format, autodetection of system console, a window to preview and autodetection of snaps made with Mednafen.

MiNES is an editor for NES ROMs in the iNES format. I wrote MiNES because I needed a portable iNES editor that would allow me to change the PAL/NTSC bit of the iNES header. MiNES follows the Marat Fayzullin's iNES specification, and takes care to not change any unused (reserved for future use) bits. That way you can be sure that it will not brake your ROMs (unless you do something stupid), and preserve compatibility with future versions of the iNES format. MiNES computes ROM's CRC32 and uses an internal database to guess the game's title and correct (recommended) header settings.

Project to create 64bit virtual CPU in Gambas, a 64 bit assembler in for the CPU and then port C to it, and then scripts to port GNU/Linux to it. The aim is to run 64 bit Linux on common 8/16/32 bit CPUs in applications where speed is not an issue.

cepecd.br - A CP400 (TRS 80 CoCo) emulator. Run games. A new, simple gaming environment

open82 is a freely-licenced replacement firmware for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Just like the original, it is based on the firmware for the Sinclair ZX81. It is released under the GNU General Public License.