Intel 8080 CPU Emulator 2010 by Stefan Tramm based on ShellInABox and its marvelous VT100 emulator by Markus Gutschke (http://code.google.com/p/shellinabox/) js8080 by Chris Double (http://www.bluishcoder.co.nz/js8080/) z80pack by Udo Munk (http://www.unix4fun.org/z80pack/) This program emulates a complete Intel 8080 Microcomputer that runs CP/M. It supports 4 disk drives (8' CPM standard), which are stored persistently in the browsers local database. Disks can be mounted by the monitors 'r' (reads from server) and 'dsk' commands (supports mounting of images via drag-n-drop from your host computer). A paper tape is also available, mount new tapes by drag-n-drop onto the main window. Modified disks and punched tapes can be posted to arbitrary webservers ('ptp' and 'dsk N' commands). The emulator is written as a web app and is therefore cached by your browser, therefore no further internet connection is required to run the emulator. When CPM is booted, type CTRL-. to escape to the monitor and 'g' to continue. Chrome6+ (or Safari5+) required. Firefox does not support the disk subsystem, as currently only WebDB is implemented. Start Emu8080 for the full adventure! -------------------- Some Intel HEX files with demo programs, after loading the file with the read command 'r', start with 'g 0'. hello.hex -- Hello World loop.hex -- an endless loop printing dots, stop with Ctrl-. 10mcyc.hex -- execute 10'023'517 clock cycles basic.hex -- MS 8K BASIC ('g 1000' to start, 'exit' to leave) tinybas.hex -- Dr. Li-Chen Wang Tiny BASIC 1976 (use UPPER case) -------------------- CPM and disks cpma.cpm -- CP/M 2.2 boot disk insert the A: diskette: 'r 0 cpma' needed only once load boot sector to mem: 'b' start the boot loader: 'g 0' Format diskettes in drives B: to D: with 'F 1' to 'F 3'. For further info read the CP/M 2.2 Manual (540KB) and the Intel 8080-8085 Assembly Language Programming Guide (5.8MB). zork1.cpm -- classic adventure game insert the game into B: 'r 1 zork1' needed only once when CP/M is booted: 'b:' 'zork1' many thanks to Neozeed (http://virtuallyfun.blogspot.com/) for contributing the image! enjoy it :-) volks4th.cpm -- Volks 4th for 8080 volks4th2.cpm -- data disk insert the 4th disks: 'r 2 volks4th' 'r 3 volks4th2' when CP/M is booted: 'c:' 'volks4th' many thanks to Carsten Strotmann from 4th eV for his contribution. Details at forth-ev.de. Michael Steil also wrote a nice and helpful article on this emulator. Many thanks to Michael aka pagetable. -------------------- Used I/O ports (decimal addresses): 0 - console status read console 0 status: 0xff : input available 0x00 : no input available 1 - console data 2 - printer status (not implemented yet) 3 - printer data 4 - auxilary status / command read status: 0xff : input available write command: 0x01 : rewind tape 5 - auxilary data read from paper tape, tapes are mounted by dropping a text file write to puncher 10 - FDC drive 11 - FDC track 12 - FDC sector 13 - FDC command write FDC command: transfer one sector in the wanted direction, 0 = read, 1 = write read FDC command: check for IO completion, 0 = still in progress, 1 = IO done 14 - FDC status The status byte of the FDC is set as follows: 0 - ok 1 - illegal drive 2 - illegal track 3 - illegal sector 4 - seek error 5 - read error 6 - write error 7 - illegal command to FDC 15 - DMA destination address low 16 - DMA destination address high -------------------- The Z80 assember listing of the sector 0 boot loader and the Z80 assembler listing for the used BIOS. A simple savefile CGI to handle the upload of paper tape puncher files and disk images. DONT INSTALL THIS PROGRAM ON A PUBLIC WEBSERVER, it contains severe security holes! USE AT YOUR OWN RISC. -------------------- The 8K BASIC is derived from the NASCOM 8K BASIC by Microsoft, sources are located here. For details take a look at the scanned manual (1.3MB). Instead of 'CSAVE' and 'CLOAD' use 'SAVE' and 'LOAD' to save/load from the virtual papertape device. Use 'EXIT' to go back to the console. Don't expect that the screen oriented commands work. You can download a simple benchmark BASIC program which must be dropped on the terminal window to be mounted as a paper tape, which can be loaded from inside BASIC via 'LOAD'. The source is linked inside the REM lines, just click it :-) -------------------- The 4K Dr. Li-Chen Wang Tiny BASIC is derived from Bruce Sherry's CP/M version. The source and documentation ca be found here. This version is modified, 'BYE' will terminate and halt the program. 'SAVE' and 'LOAD' do not allow/require a filename, as the program will be saved/loaded to/from the virtual papertape device. The documentation and modified source are also available here (without any warranties). Tiny BASIC commands, statements and functions use UPPER case only! Have fun -- Stefan Tramm -------------------- On 2013-08-20 Chris Double (@doublec) mentioned this work as using his 8080 emulator on Twitter. Many Thanks Chris! -------------------- Emu8080 is a complete CP/M system, it emulates an Intel 8080 microprocessor with VT100 terminal, four 8' floppy disk drives, a paper tape reader, a paper tape puncher and line printer. The disk drive data is stored in the browser local Web-SQL database, so you need either Safari5+ or Chrome6+. If you want to mount your own disk drives and want to mount desktop files on the paper tape reader via Drag-n-Drop, you need Chrome6+. The emulator is implemented as a modern HTML 5 Web App, so after first starting, your browser will cache all files, so that you can run it even without an internet connection.