- In computing, an
emulator is
hardware or
software that
enables one
computer system (called the host) to
behave like
another computer system (called the...
-
Emulate, Inc. (
Emulate) is a
biotechnology company that
commercialized Organs-on-Chips technology—a
human cell-based
technology that
recreates organ-level...
- (sometimes
stylized in lowercase) is a
discontinued free and open-source
emulator of the
Nintendo Switch,
developed in C++. Yuzu was
announced to be in development...
- UAE is a
computer emulator which emulates the
hardware of
Commodore International's
Amiga range of computers.
Released under the GNU
General Public License...
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software emulators.
ARMulator Aemulor QEMU SPIM: The
OVPsim 500 mips MIPS32
emulator, can be used to
develop software using virtual platforms,
emulators including...
- free
emulator software that runs on Mac OS X,
including OS X on PowerPC. Q is Mike Kronenberg's port of the open
source and
generic processor emulator QEMU...
- (which was
later reused for a new
emulator by the same developer), the
emulator is
notable for
attempting to
emulate the
original hardware as accurately...
- A
ceibo emulator is an in-circuit
emulator for
microcontrollers and microprocessors.
These emulators use bond-out processors,
which have
internal signals...
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Hercules is a
computer emulator allowing software written for IBM
mainframe computers (System/370, System/390, and zSeries/System z) and for plug compatible...
- A
terminal emulator, or
terminal application, is a
computer program that
emulates a
video terminal within some
other display architecture.
Though typically...
