Sinclair ZX Spectrum Emulator


 

Written entirely in Perl, with a little help from Gtk2.

Geez, a Sinclair.

1980s.

Talk about old school.


 

7 Responses to Sinclair ZX Spectrum Emulator

  1. Wow… Cool. Now if I could find all those old tapes and get the code I wrote at 12 to play Pac-Man animations and create D&D characters, I’m set!

  2. Scrivs says:

    1982?!?!? Damn Andrei how old are you? I was a whopping 2 years old. No programming for me. First it was the Mac SE and now this. Man some people really just have too much time.

  3. DarkBlue says:

    Andrei, didn’t you find programming the Spectrum a painful experience: terrible keyboard, “goto” commands on every other line and the most cryptic error reporting ever to blight the face of computerdom?

  4. Jason says:

    Andrei: Check that site for a link to a site with a whole slew of .z80 game images, everything from A to Z.

    Scrivs: In 1982, when I was 12, I got a Commodore VIC-20 for my birthday. I wrote my first “Hello, world!” program in Commodore Basic.

    Geez, I’m old.

  5. James Colyer says:

    Andrei, I’ve got you beat…my first computer was a Timex-Sinclair Z80, you know the one that had to be built from a kit! (Thankfully my dad was a electronics engineer as I was a bit young to be working with a soldering iron!)

  6. JC says:

    Hmm… 1982 I think I was 5 or 6 and I got a baby sister. I programmed her instead. She will be at the forefront of my imperial army, serving as high priestess to my followers… er… wait, I’m not an Atreides. Strike that.

    I think I got my first computer in 85… a TI 99/4a. Cut my teeth on basic… cut ‘em right off! or something like that anyway….

  7. Scrivs says:

    Wow! Everyone on the web is old but me!

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