I have this one: https://github.com/scottmbaker/go-cpusim. I suggest using it under Linux. You will need Go installed ro build it. Using `make build` and then `make demo` followed by pressing `S` and `1` (to switch to ROM Bank 1) will put you into SCELBAL. This was a personal exercise in writing an 8008 emulator/simulator in Go, and I wouldn't say it's been particularly well vetted, beyond just me. It does _not_ support interrupts.
Scott On Fri, Dec 26, 2025 at 8:21 AM Robert Armstrong <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thanks, Tom & Scott, for the help. I'm writing a simple i8008 emulator > and I don't actually need interrupts to work, but I'm curious to know how > they do so I can at least attempt to implement it correctly. > > BTW, if anybody knows of an existing emulator for Windows or Linux that > can run SCELBAL, please tell me! > > Bob > > >
