Pom1 is an Apple 1 emulator ported to C from the original Java version. It uses the SDL1 library and works on most platforms.

Options

Pom1 has many options to configure and utilize the emulator. They are accessed by Ctrl+. Some options also have corresponding command line parameters.

Option	Letter	Parameter	Description
Load Memory	L		Load memory from a binary or ascii file.
Save Memory	S		Save memory to a binary or ascii file.
Quit	Q		Quit the emulator.
Reset	R		Soft reset the emulator.
Hard Reset	H		Hard reset the emulator.
Pixel Size	P	-pixelsize	Set the pixel size (1 or 2).
Scanlines	N	-scanlines	Turn scanlines on or off (pixel size 2 only).
Terminal Speed	T	-terminalspeed	Set the terminal speed (Range: 1 - 120).
RAM 8K	E	-ram8k	Use only 8KB of RAM or entire 64KB of RAM.
Write In ROM	W	-writeinrom	Allow writing data in ROM or not.
IRQ/BRK Vector	V		Set address of interrupt vector.
Fullscreen	F	-fullscreen	Switch to fullscreen or window.
Blink Cursor	B	-blinkcursor	Set the cursor to blink or not.
Cursor Block	C	-blockcursor	Set the cursor to block or @.
Show About	A		Show version and copyright information.
Toggle Krusader ROM	K	-krusaderRom	Toggle between Krusader and BASIC/Monitor ROMs

Before exiting, Pom1 writes its configuration options to $HOME/.pom1/pom1.cfg; you can modify options directly in this file as well.

Building

Generate the configure script:

$ libtoolize --force
$ aclocal
$ autoheader
$ automake --force-missing --add-missing
$ autoconf

After that's it's just the usual:

$ ./configure
$ make
$ make install

Other information

You can find more information about the project at the Pom1 website: http://pom1.sourceforge.net/