RobEasy

Hello All,

I was wondering if anyone has come across a good simulator for any x86 MPU's.

I have been googling off and on for a little while and I haven found anything. I don't really know my options as of yet. On my laptop (my only computer right now) I have an intel pentium M. I was trying not to poke around with it just because I am not used to the uncontrolled system. I mean, if I make a mistake I could potentially brick my system, that is something I do not want to do. If anyone has any suggestions please reply.

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Jabo

Yard sales...
Should be able to find all kinds of unwanted computers for next to nothing and work your way up the OS chain.

RobEasy

That is quite true. I had a friend who found an old pc for around 90 bucks. It was pretty cool that he found it. I might talk to him about letting me use it.

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DaWei

If you're on Windows, for light stuff, just open the command prompt and type "debug". This will put you in a sort of sandboxed assembler mode. Entering '?' at the prompt will give you a list of commands.

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RobEasy

Thanks for all of your help. I will try not to brick my system too bad. Happy coding?

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titaniumdecoy

You can find cheap programmable circuit boards on eBay if you are interested.