Looks like I'm 'a do everything myself
Maybe I could use some help
But hell, you want something done right
You gotta do it yourself
Limp Bizkit `Boiler' :)

This emulator can be run only in the MS-DOS compatible environment (FreeDOS, PTS-DOS, DR-DOS, ...).

It has several strong points:

• it can use 99% of C+4 programs;
• it has full support of the ROM-cartridges;
• it's fast (it runs at full C+4 speed even on P200);
• it has 100% datasette emulation (it supports PRINT#, OPEN, ...) using CTF;
• it's most compatible (it can be run on any IBM PC compatible hardware);
• it can use FM-synthesis for producing non-digital sound effects;
• it can use standard PC speaker or Sound Blaster to produce any sound effects;
• it has build-in debugger with large range of functions;
• it has the best emulation of Commodore FS over PC FAT or CD-ROM FS;
• it has the best fast IEC emulation for units 8 and 9 (2 x C1551);
• it provides system of menus for the momentary programs load, freeze/restore emulator state, export data, etc.;
• it's under GNU GPL.

Its weak points are:

• serial bus devices are not supported;
• it supports only about 92% of all D64 images — turbo disk loaders support is still not implemented.

NOTE! Since version 1.17 this emulator is incompatible with Microsoft Windows GUI. Users of Windows 95/98/Me must use DOS mode. A way to run the emulator for Windows NT/2000/XP, Linux, FreeBSD, ... users is the creation of a DOS boot disk or bootable CD-ROM.

The emulator is compatible with DosBox system but you will need at least 8 GHz CPU for 100% C+4 speed with proper sound. However Dosbox can run this emulator with full speed without sound even at 2 GHz CPU.

It is also possible to use the universal virtualization application running with AMD/Intel PC CPU (VirtualBox, QEMU+KVM, ...) to run this emulator without sound. It requires only 200 MHz CPU for 100% speed.

This program (since version 1.18) is distributed under GNU General Public License.

In the 1996 when I started to create this program I thought it will be the first and the last. But at least 7 different emulators exist now! In the 1997 I'd made last major changes in this my program. I've added some improvements since 2003.