The source code for Infocom's Z-machine interpreters for a large number of 8 amd 16 bit microcomputers has been posted to Github

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The source code for Infocom's Z-machine interpreters for a large number of 8 amd 16 bit microcomputers has been posted to Github

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GitHub - erkyrath/infocom-zcode-terps: Historical source code for Infocom's Z-machine interpreters

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Historical source code for Infocom's Z-machine interpreters - GitHub - erkyrath/infocom-zcode-terps: Historical source code for Infocom's Z-machine interpreters

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Discussion, pictures, programs, games, nostalgia - anything to do with the 8-bit microcomputers that were prevalent in the 1980s, and usually powered by either a Zilog Z80 or a MOS 6502 or 6509 processor. Here’s a very incomplete list, to try to provide keywords for the search engines: Vic 20, Commodore 64, Sinclair ZX80/ZX81, Spectrum, BBC Micro, Dragon 32, Apple II, Oric, Acorn Electron, Amstrad CPC, Atari, Commodore Pet, Tandy. ----- **Other related communities:** * /m/zxspectrum * /m/oldcomputers

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