A portable full system emulator of Z180 based boards
The goal of this project is to provide a fast, complete and accurate emulated development environment for Z180 boards. It is especially useful for BIOS, OS and ROM debugging, but can also be used to run and develop user programs.
build passing
There is no CI yet.
Supported targets are MinGW and Linux. gcc-win64-mingw64 and gcc-linux-amd64 are actively developed and tested. gcc-win32-mingw32, gcc-linux-i686 and gcc-linux-armhf should work without any issues, but are not tested.
Currently used compiler versions:
x86_64-w64-mingw32 gcc version 6.2.0 (Rev2, Built by MSYS2 project) - used for primary development
x86_64-linux-gnu gcc version 6.3.0 20170516 (Debian 6.3.0-18+deb9u1)
C89
I convert all upstream C++ code to pure C. I generally find emulators easier to write and debug in C than C++.
C is also more portable as there is no libstdc++ dependency.
gcc
GNU make
Fairly well-debugged and accurate Z180/Z182 core
-2 PRT timers
-2channel DMA
-2channel ASCI (new!)
-Z182 mode enables additional peripherals (new!): PA,PB,PC, ROMBR/RAMUBR/RAMLBR, 80230 2channel ESCC. (16550 MIMIC is unimplemented but can be added. IOCS is hardcoded)
FDC37C665 SuperIO
-4port NEC uPD-765 FDC (with both PIO and DMA support)
-3.5/5.25 FDD with many DD and HD formats
-fdimage format: raw IMG/IMA/BIN/VFD (additional such as IMD, FDI, D86F can be ported)
-dual 16550
-IEEE1284 LPT (unimplemented)
-IDE ATA controller (purposefully disabled, 16bit only)
standalone 16-bit ATA, 8-bit XT and 8-bit latched PIO IDE
-CompactFlash, GIDE, ZIDE (other can be ported)
DS1202/1302 RTC with NVRAM file storage
Z180 dissasembler and simple yet powerful tracer
Serial ports are implemented as byte-oriented streams over a raw TCP socket (works with Putty, nc, ckermit etc.)
Modular structure allowing adding new boards and peripherals with reasonable effort
P112 (stable):
-original Dave Brooks' 19960513 and 19970308 ROM - not working, TODO
-Hal Bower's 19970712 4.1 ROM - OK
-Hector Peraza's 20060205 and 20070217 5.1 ROM - OK
-Terry Gulczynski/Wayne Warthen's 20161213 5.8 ROM - OK
-original Dave Brooks' 19970308 CP/M 2.2 image - OK
-Hector Peraza's CP/M 2.2 20070805 image - only works with 4.x ROM, probably CP/M BIOS bug
-Hector Peraza's CP/M 3.0 / ZPM3 20070817 image - OK
-Hector Peraza's MP/M 2.1 20070817 image - OK
-Hector Peraza's UZI180 20070805 image - OK
-Hector Peraza's RSX180 20181105 tt image - OK
-David Griffith's 20111130 ZSDOS image - OK
-Terry Gulczynski's 20170130 ZSDOS image - OK
MarkIV (alpha):
-UNABIOS 3.47beta with UNACPM (512k ROM) - OK
Emulator console ala SimH
Change fdimage at runtime
Interactive debugger (display/edit/disasm/asm/single/breakpoint)
SDcard emulation
Clock-accurate emulation of FDC 16550 and ASCI
LPT?
git clone
make
You get the p112, markiv and makedisk binaries.
Run without trace:
P112:
copy your rom to p112rom.bin
copy your fdd boot image to p112-fdd1.img
[optional] create a hdd image using makedisk and cpmtools, and name it ide00.dsk
p112
The emulator opens with:
z180emu v1.0 P112
Serial port 0 listening on 10180
Serial port 1 listening on 10181
waits until both sockets are connected, and then starts execution.
Mark IV:
copy your rom to markivrom.bin
[optional] create a CF image using makedisk and cpmtools, and name it cf00.dsk
markiv
and connect to the console socket.
Non-LBA drives do not report capacity correctly. This seems to be a DualIDE driver issue.
Run with trace:
p112 d >mytrace.log
Then grep for it.
Run with trace from 10000000-th instruction:
p112 d 10000000 >mytrace.log
The above can be used to bisect into the routine you're debugging.
Exiting the emulator
CTRL+C/SIGINT is completely disabled to allow ^C passthrough to the emulated system, esp. in case socket console isn't used.
The emulator can be exited by CTRL+Break (or closing the window) on MinGW, and CTRL+\ (SIGQUIT) on POSIX systems.
Socket console
If using Putty, set Connection type to "Raw".
For nc, use
stty raw -echo; nc -C 127.0.0.1 10180
If you'd like to commit, please contact me (Michal Tomek) at [email protected]
Hector Peraza, for his ROM archive, MP/M, UZI and RSX180 OS images, all of which proved to be great tools for testing the emulator.
Developers of open source code included in this project, most notably:
-Portable Z180 emulator and Portable Z8x180 disassembler Copyright by Juergen Buchmueller
-Z80-SCC Serial Communications Controller emulation Copyright by Joakim Larsson Edstrom
-SuperIO/FDC/FDD/fdimage emulation Copyright by Fred N. van Kempen, Miran Grca, Sarah Walker 2008-2018
-IDE Emulation Layer Copyright by Alan Cox, 2015
-DS1202/1302 RTC emulation Copyright by Marco van den Heuvel
-8250 UART interface and emulation Copyright by smf, Carl
If you aren't listed and feel you should be, please write to me.
GPL
z180emu is Copyright Michal Tomek 2018-2019, and others
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This program includes software code developed by several people, subject to the GNU General Public License. Some files are also under the BSD 3-clause license. All copyrights are acknowledged to their respective holders. See individual files for details.
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