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KLH10 is a [[PDP-10]] emulator.  Unlike [[SIMH]] it will do the extended modes, allowing large memory systems to run.  It was originally considered for a [[NetBSD]] port.
KLH10 is a [[PDP-10]] emulator written by Ken Harrenstein.  Unlike [[SIMH]], which emulates the KS10 (microprocessor-based) processor model, KLH10 emulates the slightly earlier KL10 processor, allowing large memory systems to run.  It was originally considered for a [[NetBSD]] port.


The project's homepage is:
The project's homepage is:

Revision as of 16:27, 3 September 2010

KLH10 is a PDP-10 emulator written by Ken Harrenstein. Unlike SIMH, which emulates the KS10 (microprocessor-based) processor model, KLH10 emulates the slightly earlier KL10 processor, allowing large memory systems to run. It was originally considered for a NetBSD port.

The project's homepage is: http://klh10.trailing-edge.com/