toml-6502 is a lightweight emulator for the Western Design Center 65c02 microprocessor. It allows users to define memory layout, ROM, RAM, and device mappings entirely through TOML configuration files instead of writing custom code. The package provides both a command-line interface and a Python library for running 6502-based virtual machines, making it useful for hobbyists, retro computing projects, and testing 65c02 assembly code.
In the Developer Tools space, toml-6502 takes a focused approach. It focuses on emulating a 65c02 CPU without writing low-level memory mapping code in a traditional programming language. toml-6502 is an open-source project aimed at retro computing enthusiasts and emulator developers. toml-6502 is open source under the LicenseRef-Gusza-Softwares license. toml-6502 is available on the command line.
Behind toml-6502 is Gusza Softwares, and it first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 24 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include TOML memory mapping, 65c02 emulation, and virtual machine.
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