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Strictly speaking, no. It's primarily developed (as I understand it) for cases (gaming, mostly, but some hobby/dev use) where emulating hardware accurately (thi
by rnd0 2y ago
Strictly speaking, no. It's primarily developed (as I understand it) for cases (gaming, mostly, but some hobby/dev use) where emulating hardware accurately (think timings) is desireable.
In a sense it's also a history preservation project, though I doubt they would characterize it as such themselves. They don't do the documentation that pcjs does; but I think it's similar in spirit, if not in implementation specifics.
- rnd0 2y agoI should clarify that when I say that, I don't mean documentation about the emulator (which is coming along nicely), but documentation about the computers being emulated. I was specifically thinking of things like this ( https://www.pcjs.org/machines/pcx86/compaq/portable/ https://www.pcjs.org/machines/pcx86/compaq/portable/ ) when I was writing that comment.