In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, g_daubach wrote:

Aime,

as you may know, have I written SXSim for Windows, a simulator for all available types of the SX. When I started this project in VB, I never thought that SXSim would be accepted by the SX communitiy as it actually is. So - besides the enhancements I have added meanwhile, I have more features in mind that turns SXSim more into an analyzing tool for the SXes.

Due to the already added new features, the code becomes larger and larger, and real-time simulation is very slow, i.e. far away from a real SX clocked at 50 MHz. 

Do you think the VHDL implementation could be used as a "plug-in" for a shell program acting like the current SXSim IDE which comes close to the look-and-feel of the SX-Key IDE? For coding the IDE, I'm not stuck to VB. I could also do it in C# ir C++, for example.

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