I know, I asked what could I do, and they kindly informed me about what can be done. The emulator lets you know what to do and makes installing quite easy, but does not include the distribution.

Yes, well, this is basically a beta, and to be honest linux version has not been tested too much, but I compiled it because some asked, then failed because of dependencies, and I made the rpm/deb files. If this goes a long way I'll take care of proper packaging :-D

utodev.itch.io/emu80 My new emulator (Spectrum, CPC, Spectrum Next, ZX-Uno) with powerful assembly debugger and DADD/PAW/The Quill debugger.

It already runs Spectrum Next. Testing with several free games, all but one (Atic Atac port) OK so far.

For the time being, it supports only the classic model of ZX Spectrum, plus the Spanish clone ZX-Uno. I'll will probably go further than that.

I have vibecoded a Spectrum emulator. My focus is on debugging, so it has a debugger with almost any nice option I've seen on emulators before, plus some that I missed. Also, it includes a very functional DAAD, PAW and The Quill debugger. Stay tunned!

Next machine DAAD will support... SAM Coupe!

DAAD Builder is an awesome online editor for DAAD games. daadbuilder.co.uk/

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Habrá demasiado ruido. Será difícil encontrar las joyas.

DAAD Ready will include the new CP/M target, and also a ZX81 target, in two flavours: basic ZX81 with 16K (no graphics, small room for game) and ZX81 with SD81Booster (basically a ZX80/81 expansion that upgrades to a ZX Spectrum). Thanks a lot to @wilco_2009 for his help!!

I have yet to test it -I'm on holiday right now- but there's a new built-from-scractch Spectrum Next interpreter of DAAD. It has powerful features compared with the one already in DAAD Ready, so I'm posting a link here for those who want to give it a try github.com/absent42/NextDAAD

I have updated unDRC, the DAAD decompiler, to support DAAD V3. github.com/Utodev/unDRC

This GUI is a work of Ben, who is in the DAAD Ready Telegram group, I've not taken part on it, but I've tested it and I think it's a great idea. Probably best way to get in contact with him is that group t.me/daadready

DAAD Ready will include a basic DAAD interpreter for CP/M 2.2 machines with a Z80 processor. That includes Osborne 1, TRS-80, Kaypro II, Epson QX-10, Xerox 820, and many others. Picture: Aventuras AD's "La Aventura Original" running on Kaypro II and CPC6128

Te he enviado MP.

The interpreter is properly parsing player orders now in DAAD CP/M interpreter. New bugs appear, like underscore not being replaced by object description. Quite a good progress, anyway :-)

PARSE doesn't work, and text output fails with non english characters. Aside of that -and probably aside other bugs I have not yet spotted- everything goes fine.