Sapplay is a software program that functions as a console player by utilizing libSap as its foundation.
Sapplay is a console player that is primarily based on libSap. For those who are unfamiliar, libSap is the Linux port of the windows SAP Library. This software emulation of CPU 6502 microprocessor and Pokey chip is used in Atari XL/XE computers for running programs written in 6502 machine language, and for playing tunes and sounds that utilize Pokey chip.
In order to use Sapplay, you must have libSap 1.51.1+ and GLIB 1.2.5+ installed on your system. The program has undergone several bugfixes in the current release, which is the first public release available.
Overall, Sapplay is a useful tool for anyone looking to emulate Atari XL/XE computers on Linux systems. The software is easy to set up and the requirements are minimal, making it a great option for those who are new to this type of emulation or are simply looking for an efficient player based on libSap.
In order to use Sapplay, you must have libSap 1.51.1+ and GLIB 1.2.5+ installed on your system. The program has undergone several bugfixes in the current release, which is the first public release available.
Overall, Sapplay is a useful tool for anyone looking to emulate Atari XL/XE computers on Linux systems. The software is easy to set up and the requirements are minimal, making it a great option for those who are new to this type of emulation or are simply looking for an efficient player based on libSap.
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