Difference between revisions of "Z-Machine"
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The Z-Machine is a text based interpreter which runs text adventures made by Infocom and Z-code files. | The Z-Machine is a text based interpreter which runs text adventures made by Infocom and Z-code files. | ||
| − | CPCZVM is a Z-Machine interpreter for the CPC which runs under CPM. It is a modification of ZXZVM, an interpreter made by [[John Elliott] for the PCW. The Amstrad version was converted by [[Kevin Thacker]] | + | CPCZVM is a Z-Machine interpreter for the CPC which runs under CPM. It is a modification of ZXZVM, an interpreter made by [[John Elliott] for the PCW. The Amstrad version was converted by [[Kevin Thacker]]. |
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| + | CPCZVM features a virtual memory system supporting both the Z-machines RAM and ROM. | ||
Revision as of 04:44, 6 July 2019
The Z-Machine is a text based interpreter which runs text adventures made by Infocom and Z-code files.
CPCZVM is a Z-Machine interpreter for the CPC which runs under CPM. It is a modification of ZXZVM, an interpreter made by [[John Elliott] for the PCW. The Amstrad version was converted by Kevin Thacker.
CPCZVM features a virtual memory system supporting both the Z-machines RAM and ROM.
