Emulating a Parallel Memory chip at the circuit level:

• chips

  9 911 7.7 C

  8-bit chip and system emulators in standalone C headers

There's a project on GitHub of similar nature -- it has include-able .h files emulating 8-bit computer chips on the pin level, and bus state is also held in a 64-bit value: https://github.com/floooh/chips/blob/master/chips/m6502.h

• Clock-Signal

  2 13 10.0 C

  An emulator that operates at the bus level (ie, all components communicate only using the same individual digital pathways as the original hardware, responding to a clock signal, etc); currently implemented: the Z80 and the various other parts that make up a ZX80 and a ZX81.

Cool. Mine's here. Even for what it is, it leaves a lot to be desired in terms of implementation — e.g. if I were to do it again I'd probably use C++ and a template to eliminate the runtime loops associated with component collections, and I might elevate the clock signal to being the only thing that causes a new round of signalling, or at least make that a template option. At present no line has special significance.

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