Z80 Emulation Engine

[ketmar via Digitalmars-d-announce]

>> btw, what is the license for your code?
> I don't really care. Refer to it as much as you like.
so maybe you will add license to sources? WTFPL, for example, 
which basically means "public domain". the thing is that sources 
without license are proprietary, and nobody except the author can 
do anything with that.

> I have larger plans for this project, but I've been distracted 
> with other
> apparently more important things.
same thing here. %-)

> It might be fun to collaborate if you're interested...?
i'm actually know only one vintage computer: ZX Spectrum. and 
sadly i have not much time now. but this surely will be fun, so i 
hope that i will be able at least help a little here and there. 
%-)

p.s. zymosis was written a long time ago in C, when i realized 
that there is NO Z80 emulator which is:
1. accurate.
2. does not need alot of tables to generate 400kb of shitty 
source code.
3. written by me. %-)

zymosis.d was just a quick port from C which i did in two or 
three evenings. one of the goals wal to see how easy it will be 
to port such a messy code, 'cause i'm planning to use D in my 
future projects and eventually port all my homebrew C libraries 
to D.

and when zymosis.d compiled first time it immediately passes 
almost all tests. very impressive. then i decided to announce the 
thing here — just in case if anybody will need such thing. there 
is no much sense to let it rotting on my hdd.