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(Created page with "[https://github.com/open-simh/simh simH] is a computer system simulation platform similar to how MAME works. It can be used to run older software or gain more familiarity with the simulated systems. == Compiling - Linux == While some package managers may have simH included, for niche projects like this I will always recommend building directly from the source. The [https://github.com/simh/open-simh/blob/master/README-CMake.md#cmake-builder-scripts official directions]...") |
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</syntaxhighlight>Before doing this I had installed <code>cmake</code> and the <code>libvdeplug-dev</code> and <code>libpcre3-dev</code> packages, but I believe the deps script would have handled that had I not. | </syntaxhighlight>Before doing this I had installed <code>cmake</code> and the <code>libvdeplug-dev</code> and <code>libpcre3-dev</code> packages, but I believe the deps script would have handled that had I not. | ||
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Revision as of 16:56, 3 March 2025
simH is a computer system simulation platform similar to how MAME works. It can be used to run older software or gain more familiarity with the simulated systems.
Compiling - Linux
While some package managers may have simH included, for niche projects like this I will always recommend building directly from the source.
The official directions to compile the software are fairly good. These are the commands I used from the root of the project for compiling on my Ubuntu system:
sh .travis/deps.sh linux
cmake/cmake-builder.sh --flavor unix
Before doing this I had installed cmake and the libvdeplug-dev and libpcre3-dev packages, but I believe the deps script would have handled that had I not.