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Karen O · 24th Oct 2019, 11:24 am

I'd like to turn my hand to language development. I've written an expression parser before (real time computation in DSP application) so I'm sure I can do it.

There's no real need to develop on the hardware though. What I need is a Z80 simulator for DOS where I can intercept terminal input and output, and redirect this to a PC simulation of my computer's screen and keyboard running in a DOS window.

Porting an existing BASIC won't be helped by my computer's non-standard character set.

24th Oct 2019, 11:24 am	#4
Karen O Rest in Peace Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Bridgnorth, Shropshire, UK. Posts: 787	Re: Computer retro homebrew: Orton ZX79 I'd like to turn my hand to language development. I've written an expression parser before (real time computation in DSP application) so I'm sure I can do it. There's no real need to develop on the hardware though. What I need is a Z80 simulator for DOS where I can intercept terminal input and output, and redirect this to a PC simulation of my computer's screen and keyboard running in a DOS window. Porting an existing BASIC won't be helped by my computer's non-standard character set.