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My TRS-80 CoCo 3 Emulator was in distribution as shareware from 1994 to the
end of 2001. (From 1997 to 2001, the CoCo 3 Emulator was distributed by
Rick's Computer Enterprises.) The emulator was designed to work with MS-DOS,
and will still work with most versions of Windows which support an MS-DOS
Mode. It does also work within Windows, but would run slowly. As newer
versions of Windows such as XP and 2000 no longer support MS-DOS Mode,
support for the emulator is becoming more difficult. So, I've decided to
discontinue the CoCo 3 Emulator as a shareware product, and instead make
this Version 1.6B available as freeware, as well as its source code. (The
emulator was written in 16-bit Intel assembly language.) It's my hope that
by making the source accessible, it will help speed along development of the
newer generation of emulators which work with operating systems mine does
not (e.g. Windows XP, Mac OS X, etc.), thereby keeping to CoCo alive.
<SNIP>
http://www.vavasour.ca/jeff/trs80.html#coco3
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Woodzy
http://www.rtdos.com (alt OS for games based on the classics)
http://rtdos.com/debate (charged political discussion)
http://rtdos.com/forum (rtdos message boards)
http://rtdos.com/rtdos (rtdos active developer chat)
http://rtdos.com/chat
Chats scheduled every Thursday @ 7PM MDT (0100 GMT) and
every Sunday @ 1PM MDT (1900 GMT)
My TRS-80 CoCo 3 Emulator was in distribution as shareware from 1994 to the
end of 2001. (From 1997 to 2001, the CoCo 3 Emulator was distributed by
Rick's Computer Enterprises.) The emulator was designed to work with MS-DOS,
and will still work with most versions of Windows which support an MS-DOS
Mode. It does also work within Windows, but would run slowly. As newer
versions of Windows such as XP and 2000 no longer support MS-DOS Mode,
support for the emulator is becoming more difficult. So, I've decided to
discontinue the CoCo 3 Emulator as a shareware product, and instead make
this Version 1.6B available as freeware, as well as its source code. (The
emulator was written in 16-bit Intel assembly language.) It's my hope that
by making the source accessible, it will help speed along development of the
newer generation of emulators which work with operating systems mine does
not (e.g. Windows XP, Mac OS X, etc.), thereby keeping to CoCo alive.
<SNIP>
http://www.vavasour.ca/jeff/trs80.html#coco3
--
Woodzy
http://www.rtdos.com (alt OS for games based on the classics)
http://rtdos.com/debate (charged political discussion)
http://rtdos.com/forum (rtdos message boards)
http://rtdos.com/rtdos (rtdos active developer chat)
http://rtdos.com/chat
Chats scheduled every Thursday @ 7PM MDT (0100 GMT) and
every Sunday @ 1PM MDT (1900 GMT)