| B-em is an attempt to emulate a BBC Micro, made by Acorn Computers in the 80's. It is presently available for Win32 and Linux.
B-em is licensed under the GPL, see COPYING for more details.
Features:
- Emulates Models A, B, B+, Master 128, Master 512, Master Turbo and Master Compact
- Also emulates ARM evaluation system on Master 128
- Also emulates 6502, 65816 and Z80 tubes.
- Cycle-accurate video emulation
- All documented and undocumented 6502 instructions
- 8271 Floppy Disc Controller emulated (double drive, double sided, 80 track, read/write)
- 1770 Floppy Disc Controller emulated (double drive, double sided, 80 track, read/write)
- Supports following formats .ssd, .dsd, .adf, .adl, .img, .fdi, .uef and .csw
- Can run many protected disc and tape games.
- IDE hard disc emulation
- Sound emulation, including sample playback
- BeebSID emulation
- Lots of video tricks, such as overscan, raster splitting, rupture, interlace, mid-line palette and mode splits, etc.
- Sideways RAM emulation
- Joystick emulation
- AMX Mouse emulation
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