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emulatorHardware, software or a combination of the two that enables a computer to act like another computer and run applications written for that computer. In the past, it was often a hardware add-on that actually contained an instruction execution module for the emulated computer. Today, "emulator" more often refers to software, which provides a translation layer from the emulated computer to the computer it is running in. The emulator may translate machine language, calls to the operating system or both. Contrast with simulator. See x86 emulator, terminal emulation, Wine, 3270 emulator, disk emulator, FX 32, ROM emulator, ICE, Mac emulator and Virtual PC for Mac.
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Developers will create, compile and test their applications on a software emulator using the customizable and extensible CodeWarrior Integrated Development Environment (IDE) from Metrowerks. The current version of the $50 software emulator is available only for the Macintosh. These include a style guide, quick start guide, FAQ, code samples, utilities, a Palm OS software emulator for testing newly built query applications and full documentation. |
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