Classic99 was formerly the
'Ami99 Emulator'.
It is currently in version 3.1a2, and has been updated to include new
ROMs, 'magic' disk ability has been added so things like
Editor/Assembler can have their support files available, a menu for
ROM/system selection has been added, and it now had more reasonable
defaults for today's machines.
Download from Tursi's site: http://www.harmlesslion.com/software/Classic99
Still a work in progress, but most functions work. See the 'readme' file for more information.
Ti994w.zip- 436 KB
PC99
by CaDD Electronics. Contact
them at:
CaDD Electronics
45 Centerville Drive
Salem, NH 03079-2674
(603) 895-0119
Web Page: http://pw2.netcom.com/~mjmw/index.html
E-mail at:[email protected]
View screen shots from PC99
PC99 Resources:
For PC99 utility programs, visit the utility page
Download version 6.0 (For Windows, old version):
600v9t9.zip
930KB
Download v9t9 6.0
documentation. If these files didn't come with your copy of v9t9, unzip
them to a directory named Docs
within the V6.0 directory.
Docs.zip
110KB
On some computers, V9T9 does not detect the processor if it is a 386 or higher. To remedy this, Kerry Lee High Jr. has removed the processor check from v9t9.exe. If you've been having problems, download v9t9fix.zip, unzip it, and replace v9t9.exe with v9t9fix.exe.
V9T9 Bug Report: 600v9t9.bug 841 Bytes
V9T9 Mini Memory bug fix by
Jim Z.
Download Memcode.inc
15KB
Double
Side Disks
This zip file contains the V9T9DS.EXE file, which is the V9T9.EXE
modified by Andy Becker on July 2001 so as to handle Double Side Disks
on V9T9.
V9T9DSSD.zip
48KB
V9T9 Source Code:
v9t9src.txt
1.48KB
v9t9src.zip
698KB
V9T9 Resources:
For V9T9 utility programs, visit the utility page
A really cool TI emulator for Windows that started out on the Amiga. Writen in C, requires a set of TI ROMS.
(Discontinued- Now The Classic99 Emulator)
Recently released Open source Linux TI-99 emulator.
Website: http://www.mrousseau.org/programs/ti994a/
Author: Marc Rousseau
M.E.S.S. (Multi Emulator Super System) now offers emulation of the TI.
The Official M.E.S.S. Homepages is located at: http://mess.emuverse.com/
Check out the TI screenshot on the MESS screenshot page at: http://mess.emuverse.com/
For M.E.S.S. utility programs, visit the utility page
M.E.S.S. Resources
Author: Raphaël
Nabet
Webpage: http://perso.club-internet.fr/pytheas/english/TI99.html
Requires: Macintosh with 500 kb of free memory, system 7, and Color
Quickdraw
Download version 0.2.1a2 (11/7/99):
http://perso.club-internet.fr/pytheas/english/MacV9T9.html
(Note: Since I have been doing poorly at keeping up with all of the new
versions of MAC V9T9, I am not keeping a copy of it for download on
this site, and I am directing download request to the author's web
page.)
MacV9T9 Resources
Ian
Gledhill has written a Tomy
Tutor emulator that runs in Windows. For more information, check out
Cameron Kaiser's Little Orphan
web site or the Tomy
Tutor Yahoo Group (source code
available here). The emulator is version 1.0 and requires the SDL
Library in order to run. Be sure
to check out Ian's retro-computer website at www.retroreview.com.
Download TutorEm V1.0
- 49KB
I haven't tested this as I don't run Linux, but here's the information file:
Begin3
Title: TI for Linux
Version: 0.2
Entered-date: Mar 28 1998
Description: This package contains a TI-99/4A emulator,
requires (G)ROM images to run at all.
Keywords: Texas Instruments TI emulator
Author: Ton Brouwer
Maintained-by: [email protected] (Stefan Haubenthal)
Primary-site: ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/system/emulators
13K ti4linux-0.2.tar.gz
Alternate-site: http://home.pages.de/~haubi/ports/
13K ti4linux-0.2.tar.gz
Copying-policy: Freeware but ROMs
End
Download Version 0.2:
ti4linux-0_2_tar.tar
14KB
A fairly simple, text only emulator. As far as I can tell, it only allows you to operate in TI-Basic.
TI99EMUL.ZIP -52.1KB.
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