Re: [Xmame] for uC sim

[David Solbach]

> I know you said you prefer Linux and I'm a big Linux fan myself, but I
> know of a product for windows which might suit your needs better its
> called thrsim. It's a mc68hc11 ide with full source-level debugging
> support for asm and C (using gcc as a backend) and it includes an
> excellent extensible simulator. I know the author of this sw, he works
> at the same university at I do, we are both teachers there in Computer
> Science. I can put you in contact with him if you're interested.

Hi Hans,

Thank your for your answer. I took a short look at thrsim but I think I can't 
make much use of it for the tasks I have in mind. I plan to simulate a system 
that has several subsystems running on a MC68HC11 and if that succeeds, I 
like to have the possibility to expand that for future systems that use other 
cpu's for their subsystems. I think, that the mame framework (or it's 
modularized code structure) provides the flexibility I need, but correct me 
If i'm wrong ;)

David

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