I've written a (partial) Z-machine interpreter in Haskell. It is
missing lots of stuff, but I got it to the point where it doesn't
cause actual pain to play with it ;-). It uses gtk2hs for the
interface, though other interfaces could be implemented without
actually changing the interpreter
On 12/9/06, Neil Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Samuel,
For future releases can you put up a little description of what a Z
Machine is in the email?
Hmm. That would probably be a good idea ;-). But I don't see why I
can't do that now, too. Except I actually want to describe the
