morphx666/x8086NetEmu

x8086NetEmu is a cross-platform x86/8086 emulator that provides hardware simulation for audio, video, disk, and input devices. It supports running and debugging 8086 and 8088 processor tests, with a modular architecture that separates rendering, hardware adapters, and core emulation logic. The system includes a WinForms UI for interaction and a console entry point, enabling users to load disk images, manage hardware configurations, and execute test suites for validation.

This period focused on expanding the emulator's hardware abstraction layer to support cross-platform compatibility and a broader range of peripherals, including floppy disks, video adapters, and serial mice. The team also established a comprehensive WinForms interface for emulation control and debugging, while refactoring the codebase to target .NET Framework 4.8.1.

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This period focused on expanding the x8086NetEmu emulator with new hardware support for disk and audio subsystems, alongside the introduction of platform-independent rendering backends. Concurrently, the project established robust testing frameworks for both 8086 and 8088 processor instructions to validate emulator correctness.

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