This is a full, low-level hardware emulator, right the way down to access delays if the 68000 tries to get to RAM during video output, the IWM being a real shift register with a virtual spinning platter feeding it whenever it feeds it, and video being serialised with sync signals that the display then decodes to recreate a 2d image. It therefore contrasts with something like Executor in that it needs the system ROMs and with something like Mini VMac in that it provides no high-level reimplementations of hardware functionality.
It is MIT-licensed open source and targets two forms:
- a native Cocoa edition, with an ordinary Cocoa UI; and
- a kiosk mode SDL port, which has no overt UI but works across a wide range of UNIX-ishes. Given that you can drag and drop disk images onto the window to mount them, and then drag them to the trash to unmount them, lack of an internal UI is really no big deal.
The link at the top takes you to binary releases.
On forum etiquette: I don't know what feelings are re: a new thread per release in general — criticism welcome — but since my previous thread announced this as a very provisional emulator and I now feel that it's a pretty good emulator, I hoped it might be acceptable to make an exception if one is needed.
On the wiki: if anybody is willing to bless me with wiki access, I'd be more than happy to write the appropriate setup guides and whatever, though there's hardly anything to it.
EDIT: I've been given Wiki access. So see setup details here if you needed them. That's the first version of that page, I'll update and correct as required.