NomadEmu is an Emulator written in C++ for the "Nomad" platform, which I designed back in 2019 for the HCS Tech Fair.
Building should be simple enough. Just open in Visual Studio and build the default (Release x86) build.
I don't really think I use any platform specific features yet, so I'm sure you could manually link and compile it via GCC.
You'll need a Logisim "v2.0 raw" formatted ROM file.
If you check out my /Nomad repository there are a few of these roms in the "roms" folder
All you need to run a ROM is simply use the path as a command line argument, and it will run. If you don't supply a ROM, the program will exit.
Once a ROM has finished execution, you'll be asked to hit the enter key to exit.
Emulates all 16 of the base instructions, with correct register support.
The i0 register, or 0xA, automatically outputs the character stored to cout. I haven't written a proper TTY for this as I'm still learning C++, so some features don't work. This seems to be a fair compromise though.
The clock speed is by default hardcoded as 120Hz. You can adjust this in "Nomad.h" as CLOCK_SPEED, which is an expression of milliseconds / desired clock speed.
Some features aren't properly emulated. Some of the registers should be read only, but I haven't implemented input yet so consider it a side effect until I have.
Clock speed is hardcoded. I might change it to be a command line argument later on, with a default of 120Hz.
There's probably some other nasty stuff I haven't thought about. Don't download random files and run them off the internet without understanding what they do.