Project Description

This is NME, the Next-generation Machine Emulator, an extensible platform for creating & implementing dynamic machine specifications and running/testing/debugging them. Originally conceived & developed by Matthew Fredette at MIT, as TME - The Machine Emulator - this is the continuation & expansion of that groundbreaking project, described here: https://people.csail.mit.edu/fredette/tme/

It is the successor to that project and has the blessing of the original developer. Much work has already been done to bring the project up to par with current standards for host configuration and platform compliance. Many new features have been added, including bug fixes, true multithreading, networking enhancements, updated graphics libraries, and portability improvements. In the last regard, it now supports all major platforms including the major Linux, BSD, Windows, MacOS, and Solaris distros running on any particular hardware.

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Welcome to The Machine Emulator (TME)!The Phabrics TME Page gives more background information about this project. Here is a quick rundown of how to install & run tme.InstallationThere are ... Show How to Install

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RunningYou should be able to run it straight out of the box after this, according to the instructions at The Original TME Page. Here is a high-level summary of the steps involved.1. Configurat... Show Usage

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