The emulator is really starting to take shape. It has a terminal emulator, variable execution speed, single stepping (but no monitor yet), tcp socket for loading and saving files as well as connecting to the internet (soon.) The next items on the agenda are emulating the CIA , Bankswitching, Printer port, Seven segment display and Interrupts.
I open-sourced the project, so you can have a look at it on my github page: https://github.com/keoni29/mos6502
Here's a screenshot of the emulator in action!
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Nice project! Looking forward to see more! I also made a project out of my MOS 6502 CPU emulator: it's a nice SID player made using a real MOS 6581 chip attached to a Raspberry Pi (where the emulator runs). Check it out: http://www.gianlucaghettini.net/sidberry-raspberrypi-sid-player/
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Yes I already saw it on your github page. I love sid players :D
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