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Re: 2004 control board emulator

If you are just trying to test your own basic "main loop" code (no interrupts or other stuff that needs processor specific emulation) you can just write a simple wrapper for your code that allows for some method of input on a PC and then use a conventional debugger to look at your program. If you don't know how to use a debugger, do it the old fashioned way, just output your data at key points in the program
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