emulators - Revision history

Woozle at 18:45, 24 May 2006

2006-05-24T18:45:43Z

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	[[~~Computing~~]]: ~~'''Emulators'''~~		[[computing]]: [[software]]: [[emulators]]{{seed}}

	An emulator is any system (host) which pretends to be a different system (target) in order to allow software designed for the target system to run on the host system.		An emulator is any system (host) which pretends to be a different system (target) in order to allow software designed for the target system to run on the host system.

Woozle: Emulators moved to emulators

2006-05-24T18:45:14Z

Emulators moved to emulators

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(No difference)

Woozle: systems -> system

2006-02-18T17:01:18Z

systems -> system

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	**[[Qemu]]: emulates a variety of CPUs and systems		**[[Qemu]]: emulates a variety of CPUs and systems
	*Operating Systems		*Operating Systems
	**[[WINE]]: runs Windows 9x within another non-Windows [[Operating ~~Systems~~\|OS]] on PC-compatible hardware		**[[WINE]]: runs Windows 9x within another non-Windows [[Operating System\|OS]] on PC-compatible hardware

Woozle: Wine -> WINE

2006-01-22T13:47:39Z

Wine -> WINE

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	**[[Qemu]]: emulates a variety of CPUs and systems		**[[Qemu]]: emulates a variety of CPUs and systems
	*Operating Systems		*Operating Systems
	**[[~~Wine~~]]: runs Windows 9x within another non-Windows [[Operating Systems\|OS]] on PC-compatible hardware		**[[WINE]]: runs Windows 9x within another non-Windows [[Operating Systems\|OS]] on PC-compatible hardware

Woozle: post-import cleanup

2005-10-14T18:20:31Z

post-import cleanup

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	[[~~Category:Techniques]]~~		[[Computing]]: '''Emulators'''
	~~[[Techniques~~]]: '''Emulators'''
	An emulator is any system (host) which pretends to be a different		An emulator is any system (host) which pretends to be a different system (target) in order to allow software designed for the target system to run on the host system.
	system (target) in order to allow software designed for the target
	system to run on the host system.		This section also covers [[WikiPedia:Compatibility_layer\|compatibility layer]] software. Although technically different from an [[WikiPedia:Emulator\|emulator]], a compatibility layer nonetheless emulates one system while running it in another.
	This section also covers [[WikiPedia:Compatibility_layer\|compatibility
	layer]] software. Although technically different from an
	[[WikiPedia:Emulator\|emulator]], a compatibility layer nonetheless
	emulates one system while running it in another.
	*Hardware		*Hardware
	**[[Bochs]]: Intel/PC emulator		**[[Bochs]]: Intel/PC emulator
	**[[Qemu]]: emulates a variety of CPUs and systems		**[[Qemu]]: emulates a variety of CPUs and systems
	*Operating Systems		*Operating Systems
	**[[Wine]]: Windows 9x ~~under Linux~~		**[[Wine]]: runs Windows 9x within another non-Windows [[Operating Systems\|OS]] on PC-compatible hardware

Woozle: fixed emulator link

2005-06-24T22:15:02Z

fixed emulator link

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	[[Category:Techniques]]		[[Category:Techniques]]
	[[Techniques]]: '''Emulators'''		[[Techniques]]: '''Emulators'''
			An emulator is any system (host) which pretends to be a different
			system (target) in order to allow software designed for the target
			system to run on the host system.
	This section also covers [[WikiPedia:Compatibility_layer\|compatibility		This section also covers [[WikiPedia:Compatibility_layer\|compatibility
	layer]] software. Although technically different from an		layer]] software. Although technically different from an
	[WikiPedia:Emulator\|emulator]], a compatibility layer nonetheless		[[WikiPedia:Emulator\|emulator]], a compatibility layer nonetheless
	emulates one system while running it in another.		emulates one system while running it in another.
	*Hardware		*Hardware

Woozle at 18:45, 12 June 2005

2005-06-12T18:45:03Z

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	*Hardware		*Hardware
	**[[Bochs]]: Intel/PC emulator		**[[Bochs]]: Intel/PC emulator
			**[[Qemu]]: emulates a variety of CPUs and systems
	*Operating Systems		*Operating Systems
	**[[Wine]]: Windows 9x under Linux		**[[Wine]]: Windows 9x under Linux

Woozle at 22:39, 6 June 2005

2005-06-06T22:39:54Z

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	[[Category:Techniques]]		[[Category:Techniques]]
	[[Techniques]]: '''Emulators'''		[[Techniques]]: '''Emulators'''
	This section also covers "compatibility layer" software. Although		This section also covers [[WikiPedia:Compatibility_layer\|compatibility
	technically different from an "emulator", a compatibility layer		layer]] software. Although technically different from an
	~~nonetheless~~ emulates one system while running it in another.		[WikiPedia:Emulator\|emulator]], a compatibility layer nonetheless
			emulates one system while running it in another.
	*Hardware		*Hardware
	**[[Bochs]]: Intel/PC emulator		**[[Bochs]]: Intel/PC emulator
	*Operating Systems		*Operating Systems
	**[[Wine]]: Windows 9x under Linux		**[[Wine]]: Windows 9x under Linux

Woozle at 22:04, 6 June 2005

2005-06-06T22:04:37Z

New page

[[Category:Techniques]]
[[Techniques]]: '''Emulators'''
This section also covers "compatibility layer" software. Although
technically different from an "emulator", a compatibility layer
nonetheless emulates one system while running it in another.
*Hardware
**[[Bochs]]: Intel/PC emulator
*Operating Systems
**[[Wine]]: Windows 9x under Linux