EDUC-8 Emulator
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(c) 2004 Lawrence Wilkinson <lawrence@ljw.me.uk>

See http://www.ljw.me.uk/educ8 for more detailed information.

Introduction
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The Educ-8 is a simple microcomputer designed by Jim Rowe and
published in Electronics Australia c. 1975 as a DIY project.

It is based on the PDP-8, and has 256 8-bit bytes of memory.

The Educ-8 had a complement of peripherals, but as yet I have
not implemented any of them for this emulator.


Getting started
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The file Educ8.exe should be all that is required.

When this is run, you get a front panel with lights and switches.

To load the sample program, use File/Open and select asm.TXT

Ensure all 8 switches on the left are up/off/0, then press LOAD ADDR.
This will reset the PC to 0, the start address.
Press RUN, this will start execution from this address.

HALT will stop execution, RUN will restart from the current PC location.

asm.TXT is an assembler file, and can be edited using Notepad etc.

Have fun!
