My initial brainstorm was to use vice as the runtime interpreter.  However,
cbm files generally lack a magic signature unless theyre in p00 or some
other encapsulated format.  D64 would work nicely.

This sounds like a very cool idea.  I was thrilled ages ago when I managed
to set up java applications as a valid binary format under linux.

-david

On Wed, 1 Apr 2009, Lord Doomicus wrote:

> So I've been playing with pagetable's amazing ansi C version of Basic
> 2.0 on my Sun box.  It runs much faster than a Real C-64.  Nice for
> things like my Monte Carlo pi program.
>
> But, then I got the idea, that maybe, a VIC and SID emulator could be
> graphed on to it to have a high speed C64 BASIC environment.
>
> Might be a bit of work, I'll have to look at the source for an emulator.
>
> - Derrik
>
> Derrik Walker v2.0, RHCE
> lorddoomicus@mac.com
> http://www.doomd.net
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