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Sim8085 is a online development environment for writing Intel 8085 microprocessor code. It can assemble, debug 8085 assembly code and simulate the 8085 microprocessor.
The simulator has two parts, an assembler (built using PEGjs) which translates 8085 assembly code to machine code and a 8085 microprocessor simulator (written in C and compiled to JS using Emscripten) which executes machine code. This web application is a graphical interface for the simulator.
Currently the application is in alpha stage and lot remains to be done to make it a joy to use. If you want to contribute to please fork the source code repository.
The complete source for this application is available on GitHub. Please report any bugs on the Github issue tracker.
Sim8085 was originally developed by Debjit Biswas. It would not be possible to improve the quality and correctness of the emulator without the bugs reported by individuals. Big thanks, to all bug reporters and contributors.
All source code and contents of this application are licensed under BSD 3-Clause.
Sim8085 is built with with Emscripten, PEG.js, Elm, CodeMirror and Bootstrap. A lot of inspiration has been taken from GNUSim8085 and FRISCjs.
This is most probably due to some unimplemented intruction in the simulator itself. Please look at the JavaScript console to know more details.
This software is still in alpha phase. I want to work on this more but working on this is not my highest priorities right now. If you like to help, please file a bug or contribute to fix this bug.
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