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IBM 1410 Data Processing System cycle level simulator
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COPYRIGHT 1998, 1999, 2000, 2019 Jay R. Jaeger (See files Copyright.txt and COPYING) This project is a cycle-level simulator for the IBM 1410 Data Processing System. It was developed during the late 1990's into 2000, and then lay dormant until 2019, when I added the requisite copyright notice (Copyright.txt) and Gnu GPL 3 license (COPYING) It was developed under Borland C++ Builder, using the VCL (Visual Component Library). I believe that the initial commit to Github was developed under Borland C++ Bulder Version 5. Subdirectories: DOC - Class documentation (This appears to have been generated from the code, probably by C++ Builder) fontlib - Font library for the fonts for the 1415 console and the 1403 printer. .cor files - these are core image files for testing and diagnostics. See note1410.txt for details. Font Notes The .FON files are installable under Windows (at least through Windows 10). If I recall correctly, last time I made changes, I used FontEdit to edit the fonts. http://www.vsoft.nl/software/utils/win/fontedit/ While I was developing this I used some old Borland tooling (see makefont.bat) which is not readily accessible anymore. However, I found that I could take the .FNT file and use an online resource such as https://www.fontconverter.org/ to convert a .fnt file (which FontEdit can edit) to the .FON format. At least for now, the master branch is for Borland C++ Builder. The initial GitHub commit is the version as it stood in 2000. TODOS (as of 11/19/2019) - Convert to a more recent version of (now) Embarcadero C++ Builder - Add disk support for 130x and 1311 disks (Note: PR-155 OS cannot reside on a 1311, last I recall).
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