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Experimenting with Apple IIgs emulation.
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Experimenting with Apple IIgs emulation.

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March 2021

Created a pull request in TomHarte/CLK that received 2 comments

Adds the ZX Spectrum +2a and +3 as emulated machines.

Logical advantages of adding a Spectrum: the earlier Spectrums, if I roll back to them, seem to have contended memory logic that could test additi…

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Created an issue in TomHarte/CLK that received 1 comment

Complete the ZX Spectrum

Laundry list: add activity indicators; add floating bus reads — on the +2a/+3 it sounds like ports of the same form as 1ffd and 7ffd but unmapped …

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