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Joel Sherrill wrote: > AFAIK the m68k simulator you mention is the only free m68k simulator still > being developed/supported by anyone. Last time I looked for one, the > only option I found was the one from SDS. > > The situation is similar for an i386. The only one I found was from SSI. > > As I recall, both product lines were Windows-based. I seem to recall that > the m68k was available under some unix's but there were some gotcha's under > unix. SDS has debuggers with integrated CPU simulators (68K and PowerPC to my knowledge). Under Windows 95/NT they are really nice to use. For Unix they use MainWin, a Windows API implementation. It feels a little foreign and not that nice under Unix. > > Offhand, I don't even remember what the companies anacronyms stand for. SDS = Software Development Systems They have frequent ad's in Embedded Systems Programming. -- Ola Liljedahl olli@enea.se Enea OSE Systems AB