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emulator development framework

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  • floooh/chipsfloooh avatar

    floooh/chips

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    Chips is a modular, header-only C library framework designed for building cycle-accurate hardware simulators and replicating historical eight-bit computing architectures. It provides the foundational components necessary to construct complete vintage systems by integrating individual emulated microprocessors and peripheral chips. The framework distinguishes itself through a component-based architecture where hardware modules are implemented as standalone headers that can be wired together to form complex systems. It models hardware interactions at a low level, utilizing pin-level signal emula

    floooh/chips provides standalone C header libraries for emulating 8-bit chips and systems, making it a modular toolkit for building retro emulators, though it focuses on lower-level components rather than a full frontend or debugging suite.

    CCycle-Accurate Emulators
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