That would definitively be interesting. Hopefully the part of the team that can access the forums can share updates when there are any big ones. For the HP Prime, keep in mind that the emulator basically has to be a modified OS file or launched via an ASM command added via a modded OS, though, since the official OS doesn't support assembly through normal means.

Hi, i don't really mean to revive an old thread, but i found this recently and when i read through it there was a lot of great ideas suggested. School is starting soon for me and i'm taking a software programing class at my for a bunch of languages including the C+ and C++ so i can try to help continue this emulator. i think this is an amazing emulator by itself right now and hopefully (if someone is able to release the sources publicly) i could try my hand at resurrecting this emulator so it can run more Z80 calculator roms. (and possibly a Z80 spectrum???) I think this has a lot of potential and i just don't want to see it die. if anybody has the sources or is willing to help out i'd appreciate it. If you think this deservers a different topic i can create a new one later when i have some time to learn more about C+ and C++ as i go through my class.

Ok thank you very much Ivoah for the help ill look into it

All of KnightOS is opensource (including the toolchain) and can be found at https://github.com/KnightOS
The source for the emulator (z80e) can be found here: https://github.com/KnightOS/z80e
Pull requests are welcome for any part of KOS, and feel free to hang out in #knightos on the Freenode IRC server.

That is completely irrelevant and off-topic. This topic is for Jacobly's z80 emulator, and has nothing to do with KnightOS.

I've talked to jacobly and he has said that he will be coming back to this emulator on about a month which is great  Apparently it is also written in assembly I though it was is in c or c++ sadly I'll have to find another think to work on for I am inexperienced with assembly.