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It is a TRS-80 emulator for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows based on xtrs. All three versions of sdltrs have a text-based menu UI that makes it easier to insert/remove emulated floppy disks and tapes and to change other settings. The Mac version also has a nice native Mac GUI. Xtrs downloads and resources. Xtrs work in progress is now hosted on.
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sdltrs is a Radio Shack TRS-80 Model I/III/4/4Pemulator for Macintosh OSX, Windows, and Linux. It has been ported fromTim Mann's excellent X-Windows UNIX emulator xtrs. Instead of using theX-Window system for graphics, it uses the portable SDL library.

Why did I write another emulator? Several reasons.First, and foremost,there was no TRS-80 emulator available for Mac OS X. Since I am theauthorof Atari800MacX, which is based on libSDL, it made it easy for me tomakea TRS80 xtrs port based on SDL, so it would run on Windows and Linux aswell as Mac OS X.Second, sdltrs provides a text menu based GUI, which is more userfriendly interface than the interfacextrs provides. Finally, sdltrs provides some other enhancementsto xtrs, such as the ability to copy and paste from the host to/fromthe emulator, the ability to save and load the emulator state, diskindicator LED's, fullscreen display, and onthe Mac, to emulate an Epson printer as well.

Update: My apologies to all of the people who contributedto Tim Mann's xtrs (upon which this emulator is based), and who's contributionswere indavertantly left out of the credits. That has been remedied in the onlinemanual for credits, and the downloadable packages will be updated at the next releaseto remedy them as well.

XRoar is a Dragon emulator for Linux, Unix, Mac OS Xand Windows. Due to hardware similarities, XRoar also emulates the TandyColour Computer (CoCo) models 1 & 2.More features.

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Source code version0.36.2, released2020-07-22:xroar-0.36.2.tar.gz.Other downloads.

Debian snapshot builds of this and other software are available foramd64 and i386 architectures. Add the following lines to your/etc/apt/sources.list, run apt update, thenapt install xroar.

Ubuntu snapshot builds of this and other software areavailable in thisPPA on Launchpad.

Mac OS X binaries:64-bit x86 Mac OS X(built under 10.13)

Windows ZIP archives:64-bit Windows,32-bit Windows(cross-built using MinGW)

Git repository:git clone https://www.6809.org.uk/git/xroar.git

The manual is available in these formats:PDF andHTML.See Getting started for aquick guide to running XRoar.See Building from sourcefor instructions on building from source.

Firmware ROM images are required to usefully run this emulator. If you havedifficulty extracting these from your real Dragon or CoCo, dumps may beavailable from theDragon Archive or the Color Computer Archive.

asm6809 is a 6809 assembler that can generatemachine code to run on the Dragon.

Want a Dragon in your browser? Try XRoar Online.

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Notes for version 0.36

Fix SAM S output in map type 1 [Pere Serrat]
Work around Windows audio failure when 5.1 is available [Gerald Stefan]
Cleaner PulseAudio output
Try harder to find working SDL2 audio format
Avoid buggy 'wasapi' SDL audio backend under Windows
HD6309: Clear MD register on reset [Pere Serrat]
Relicensed to GPLv3+
WebAssembly target support
MC6809: LEA instructions work in page 1 [Stewart Orchard]
Recognise .dgn and .cco as potential binary files
Migrated Mac OS X UI to SDL2
Updates for IDE and IDE cartridge [by Alan Cox]
SAM VDG counter switching behaviour updates [with Stewart Orchard]
Reload cartridge ROMs on each reset to aid test cycle [Steve Bamford]
Try first listed UI module if user-specified one not found
New configuration parsing with quotes and escape sequences
In Windows, search Documents/XRoar/ (for config file) and Documents/XRoar/roms/ (for ROM images)

Fixes in version 0.36.1

Support CAS padding without fast loading enabled
Don't escape option arguments if they expect a filename ['.mad.']
Fix setting 6309 registers from GDB
Fix GDB listen on machine reconfigure (eg snapshot load) [Pere Serrat]
Fix joystick axis & button option parsing [David Ladd]

Fixes in version 0.36.2

Fix -lp-file option [Pere Serrat]
Change default CoCo disk interleave to 5 [Simon Jonassen]

Trs 80 Emulator Linux

For version change history, see the ChangeLog.

Known issues

GDB sessions should persist across snapshot loads

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Redistribution

License: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html>.
This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.

Binary packages may be linked againstSDL and/orlibsndfile.

Local copy of SDL source code: SDL2-2.0.4.tar.gz.
Local copy of libsndfile source code: libsndfile-1.0.27.tar.gz.

Ports

Android APK: xroar-0.31.1-1.apk

Android port contributed by Tormod Volden. For more information see its readme.txt. For patches, etc., check outTormod's website.

CrashSerious has ported version 0.24 to the PS3. Download the PS3roar binary, orclone the PS3roar gitrepository. There's an announcement page with discussion here.

drHirudo has ported XRoar to AmigaOS 4 (!),available here.

Stefan Haubenthal has uploaded abuild for MorphOS toaminet.

ZX-81 has portedversion 0.19 to the Sony PSP and GP2X handhelds. Check for 'Tandy Coco' in thelist of categories onZX-81's web site.

Ron from DCEmu started a port to the Dreamcast called DragonDC. Thelast post about it I can find was from the 12thApril 2007.

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