Re: graphical simulation of 6502

["Charlie" <charlied@NOSPAMbboard.com>]

"kawk" <kawk@mar.ixo.de> wrote in message
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> I remember a 6502 simulator running on Apple II that displayed
> a block diagram of the processor with all its registers. While
> "running" a real piece of machine code, the actual contents of
> the registers are visible, and data "moves" along the buses as
> a visible dot - slowly. This was great to get a picture of what's
> happening inside the processor.
>
> Unfortunately I now don't remember the name of the simulator, and
> haven't been able to find any similar software.
>
> Would be really glad if someone has pointers for me. Simulation
> of other processors of similar complexity would be interesting
> as well (with emphasis on _graphical_ display of control and
> data flow).
>
> --
> mr. kolja waschk - hamburg - germany
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There was a program called "The 6502 Simulator" that seems to match your
discription. It was on a MECC disk called "Apple Assembly Language".  I have no
idea where you could find it.

Charlie