[comp.sys.apple2] Public release of Apple//e emulator

randy@tessa.iaf.uiowa.edu (randy frank) (09/17/90)

To those interested in my Apple//e emulator:

	The emulator is an enhanced Apple//e with 128k and six 'disk
drives'.
	My Apple //e emulator has two versions.  The first
is a curses based text only program.  I've run it on SGI, encore, 
A/UX 2.0 and RS6000s.  I believe it to be fairly compatable with most
UNIXs.  The other version uses GL to do LORES and HGR graphics.  I have
run it on SGI and RS6000s.  It seems to work well on SGI and some bugs
in the IBM GL restricted its usefulness on the RS6000 (Although I hope
those disappeared in the released version of AIX).  I will be adding
Xlib graphics when I get the SGI 3.3 system release for all you X fans.
	Now the hard news.  It is not incredibly fast.  On my 4D120GTX
it runs about 70% of a regular //e (GL version).  The curses program
is faster.  I know where the holdup is but at this time will not get
around to speeding it up for awhile.  So I would like to release to
the public the curses version right now.  And as soon as I get my
next OS system update I will release the Xlib and GL flavors. 

	The source to the curses version is available via anonymous/FTP
from: isca01.icaen.uiowa.edu (128.255.19.175) in unix/apple2e.

Enjoy...
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rjf.
Randy Frank, Engineer                       |  (319) 335-6712       
University of Iowa, Image Analysis Facility |  73 EMRB              
randy@tessa.iaf.uiowa.edu                   |  Iowa City, IA 52242