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@ -4,41 +4,31 @@ Emulator for the LS7 Computer written in C and SDL
## ToDo
This is very much ~in progress~
This is very much ~work in progress~
- Adjust cpu.c for 65c02 Instructions
- Test newly implemented 65c02 instructions
- video.c accent color support
- CPU snapshot load/save
- Emulate VIA
- Build-in memory monitor - like wozmon
- Optimize video.c
- (Build-in memory monitor - like wozmon)
## Usage
Start the Program with `ls7emulator [OPTIONS] ... [FILE]`.
Start the program with `ls7emulator [OPTIONS] ... [FILE]`.
A file has to be specified and **must** be exactly 16k in size.
Preferably a 65c02 program.
Preferably a 65c02 program. If no program is specified,
the emulator will execute random stuff.
## Options
Command-line options can be revealed by passing `--help` when starting the program.
Command-line options can be listed by passing `--help` as an argument.
## Hotkeys
I'm still changing stuff, so this is probably bound to change.
- F1 -> Exit emulator
- F2 -> Show hotkey help
- F3 -> Show debug menu
- F4 -> Halt CPU
- F5 -> Reset CPU
- F6 ->
- F7 ->
- F8 -> Single step CPU (if in singlestep mode)
- F9 -> Save computer snapshot
- F10 -> Show computer memory map
- F11 -> Send CPU NMI
- F12 -> Send CPU IRQ
In-program hotkeys can be listed by passing `--help-keys`
as an argument or by pressing F2 in the emulator
## Building
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The `Makefile` provides the build utilities. Simply build it in a Unix based terminal with
`make` and to install it in /usr/bin `make install` as root
Compiling/Running the emulator on windows still has to be tested.
## Build dependencies
- gcc