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The Big Iron Emulation Webpage

Last Updated: 11JUN06

Latest News!

  (26MAY2006) SIMH includes IBM 7090/7094 emulation as of V3.6-0.
  (22JAN2006) Start of webpage.

Introduction

This webpage is an extension of my DEC Emulation Website, it is intended as a jumping off point for obtaining more information about emulating a given platform.

Companies

- Control Data Corporation (CDC)
  - The Desktop Cyber Emulator Home page.
- Data General
  - Nova and Eclipse emulation in SIMH
  - Strobe Data products for Nova and Eclipse systems
- Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
  - DEC Emulation Website (Main Page)
- General Electric
  - GE-235 and GE Datanet-30 emulation running the Dartmouth Time Sharing System
- GRI
  - GRI-909 emulation in SIMH
- Hewlett-Packard
  - Strobe Data products for HP1000 systems
  - HP 2100 emulation in SIMH
- Honeywell
  - H316 emulation in SIMH
  - There was a DPS-6 emulator which ran on HP 9000's running HP-UX
- International Business Machines (IBM)
  - The Hercules System/370, ESA/390, and z/Architecture Emulator
  - MVS on your PC, a turnkey Hercules solution
  - The Hercules New Users Documentation Effort
  - IBM 1401 and 7094 Emulator (unfortunatly this is Windows only, it is written in Delphi 5)
  - 1401, 1620, 7090/7094, System 3, and 1130 emulation in SIMH
  - Paul Pierce's IBM 709/7090/7094 simulator, and another IBM 7090 page.
- Interdata (Perkin Elmer)
  - 16b and 32b systems emulation in SIMH
- MIT
  - MIT CADR (Lisp Machine)
- Prime
  - Apparently an emulator is being worked on that is capable of running "PRIMOS
    Rev. 21 and most of the utilities" I would be interested in hearing any details on this.
- Royal-Mcbee
  - LGP-21 and LGP-30 emulation in SIMH
- Scientific Data Systems
  - SDS 940 emulation in SIMH
- Texas Instruments
  - TI-990 Emulation
  - TI Explorer Series (Lisp Machine)

Also worth looking at is the MESS Multiple Emulator Super System which supports numerous video game systems, microcomputers, minicomputers and computers. It even includes TX-0 emulation.