Commodore 64 Hardware-Level Emulator
A hardware-level emulator for the Commodore 64 that lowers the level of abstraction to chips and pins, allowing users to induce faults and observe the system's response in real time. It is suited to teaching and fault-injection research.
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The emulator allows users to disconnect pins, make chips output conflicting signals, and even simulate chip burnout, with the system giving real-time feedback such as screen corruption, program crashes, or abnormal bus states.
The C64 hardware-level emulator brings the idea of fault injection to consumer-level scenarios, where researchers can inject pin-level faults in batches and record the system's response.
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The emulator allows users to disconnect pins, make chips output conflicting signals, and even simulate chip burnout, with the system giving real-time feedback such as screen corruption, program crashes, or abnormal bus states.
50%UnverifiedThe C64 hardware-level emulator brings the idea of fault injection to consumer-level scenarios, where researchers can inject pin-level faults in batches and record the system's response.
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