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We are in the strange situation with these emulators that all code ever written can be executed today, no problem. Have some Fortran-II code for the IBM 1401?
by jhallenworld 8y ago
We are in the strange situation with these emulators that all code ever written can be executed today, no problem. Have some Fortran-II code for the IBM 1401? No problem. Want to run some Analytical Engine code (a machine that couldn't even be constructed)? No problem:
https://www.fourmilab.ch/babbage/emulator.html https://www.fourmilab.ch/babbage/emulator.html
Can you really say that this early code is obsolete? I think not, it's just different.
- dboreham 8y agoThat Turing guy was on to something..
- beagle3 8y agoDolphin runs Wii. Code, Xenia does XBox360 - but the future for XBoxOne emulation looks bleak.
- robdachshund 8y agoEh the new consoles use x86 pc parts. The xbone even runs a windows kernel. It would be less emulation and more just figuring out the supporting software. This is also the case with the original xbox. It's been hard to get working because it uses proprietary nvidia drivers and some weird version of windows 2000.