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Minor changes to web site pages as of 2013-09-04 (from WIP r359).

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Burroughs B5500 Emulator Help Menu
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<p>Under Construction...
<h2>Main Links</h2>
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<br>Describes the resources you will need to set up and run the emulator, along with instructions for downloading the necessary files and doing the setup.
<li><a href="http://code.google.com/p/retro-b5500/wiki/WebUIRunningTheEmulator">Running the Emulator</a>
<br>Describes how to halt/load (boot) the MCP operating system emulator using a web browser and some basic MCP operational tasks.
<br>Describes how to halt/load (boot) the MCP operating system emulator using a web browser. Also describes some basic MCP operational tasks.
<li><a href="http://code.google.com/p/retro-b5500/wiki/WebUIUsingTheConsole">Using the B5500 Console</a>
<br>Describes the controls and lights on the B5500 console page.
<br>Describes the controls and lights on the B5500 console display.
<li><a href="http://code.google.com/p/retro-b5500/wiki/WebUIUsingTheSPO">GeUsing the SPO</a>
<li><a href="http://code.google.com/p/retro-b5500/wiki/WebUIUsingTheSPO">Using the SPO</a>
<br>Describes how to operate the supervisory keyboard/printer within the browser-based emulator. Also gives a brief overview of MCP commands used with the SPO.
<li><a href="http://code.google.com/p/retro-b5500/wiki/WebUIUsingTheCardReader">Using the Card Reader</a>
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Copyright (c) 2013, Nigel Williams and Paul Kimpel &bull; Licensed under the MIT License
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<br>A user interface for the emulator that is an alternate to B5500Console. This implements a very basic debugging environment that allows you to load an ESPOL program from disk or cards, single-step through its execution, run until a specified stop address, and view the state of memory and the registers in Processor 1. Programs compiled other than with ESPOL cannot be run directly in this debugger -- they must run under the control of the MCP.
<li><a href="../tools/B5500DiskDirList.html">MCP Disk File Directory List</a>
<br>A utility to list the files and their attribute in the MCP's disk directory.
<br>A utility to list the files and their attributes in the MCP's disk directory.
<li><a href="../tools/B5500DiskFileList.html">MCP Disk File Lister</a>
<br>A utility to display the list of files in the MCP's disk directory. By clicking on one of the file names, the contents of that file will be output to a separate window. This utility understands printer-backup (PBD) files, and will format them as print line images rather than their raw format.
<li><a href="../tools/B5500LibMaintDir.html">Library/Maintenance Tape Image Directory List</a>
<br>A utility to read a Library/Maintenance tape image and produce a detailed directory listing of the files it contains and their attributes.
<br>A utility to read a <code>.bcd</code> Library/Maintenance tape image and produce a detailed directory listing of the files it contains and the attributes of those files.
<li><a href="../tools/B5500LibMaintExtract.html">Library/Maintenance Tape Image Decoder</a>
<br>A utility to read and step through the files in a Library/Maintenance tape image, displaying each one in a window where they can be viewed or extracted.
<li><a href="../tools/B5500LibMaintExtract.html">Library/Maintenance Tape Image Extract</a>
<br>A utility to read and step through the files in a <code>.bcd</code> Library/Maintenance tape image, displaying each one in a window where they can be viewed or extracted.
<li><a href="../tools/B5500LibMaintDecoder.html">Library/Maintenance Tape Image Decoder</a>
<br>A very basic utility that examines the <code>.bcd</code> tape image files and dumps a portion of them. This was originally developed as a case study to understand the format of those images.
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Copyright (c) 2013, Nigel Williams and Paul Kimpel &bull; Licensed under the MIT License
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<div id=lastModDiv>Revised
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