I started a project to port the Pom1 Apple 1 Emulator from Java to C. I'm using SDL, so it should work on most platforms. I'm going to put up a site for the project some time soon. Until then you can see an early screenshot here.
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That's great! Please keep us informed of your progress.
The site for the project is now open. You can view it here.
Just another update to inform you all of my progress. I implemented my own load and save routines for memory that work similar to the Java version. I'm going to add a configuration file so you can keep your preferenced settings. I also still need to figure out the BASIC problem. I registered for hosting of the project on SourceForge.net and I'm still waiting for confirmation.
The project has be moved to SourceForge.net.
http://pom1.sourceforge.net/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pom1/
Looks good so far. I can't wait to test it myself.
I finally figured out the problem with BASIC not working. The problem was a typo on my part in the (zp),y function, it was an equal sign instead of a plus sign. I feel like an idiot now, but it's a common mistake.
Now I can finish a few more things and get the first release out in the next day or so.
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