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CPMemu is a CP/M 2.2 emulator running on the Raspberry Pi and on other Linux systems. On the Raspberry Pi CPMemu can be used as a bare metal solution based on the Circle environment.
Currently CPMemu does not implement a specific set of terminal control sequences. Instead it sends all characters unchanged to the console.
See the files INSTALL (bare metal) or INSTALL.linux (Linux including Raspbian).
cpmdisk is a tool program running on Linux which manipulates CP/M disk image files. It reads, writes and deletes files from/to CP/M disk images, lists the contents of a disk image or creates a new disk image file. The possible command line arguments will be displayed if cpmdisk is called without an argument.
hex2bin converts .hex files, created by the MAC macro assembler, into binary files.
CPMemu is making use of the following external sources:
- z80emu Z80 CPU emulator by Lin Ke-Fong
- CP/M 2.2 original source on "The Unofficial CP/M Web site"
- MAC macro assembler on "The Unofficial CP/M Web site"
CP/M programs are not included. You can get them from CP/M archives on the Internet.