The next step after writing my own Apple ][ wedge for the /// is...

[lyricalnanoha@dosius.ath.cx (Steve Nickolas)]

An Apple /// emulator!

OK, I announced prematurely.  First I want to get my new computer desk built
and I need to get some stuff still, but I think I got enough info to do
this.  And this will be my first new emulator in years.

I'm going to play a little fast and loose with the TTY code as there's still
some stuff I don't know (for one, how do you reload a charset on this
thing?, and for another, the only graphics modes I know how to operate are
the 280x192x2, 280x192x16/2 per 7x1 and 560x192x2 modes, so there's at least
one other mode), and probably use a 65C02 core instead of 6502 (a typicality
of my emulation work).  Since there's no split screen, this will be a bit
easier than the ][.

I could also create a better /// this way... xD  Like if I added an optional
Apple ][ language card to the emulation, which a real /// can't handle
because it has no slot 0 (though would there be anything stopping a person
from shoving a LC in slot 1 or 3 other than having to patch everything to
use the new addresses?)

-uso.