New virus is C++ written

[Ralf Dieholt]

I made a new virus in C++.

It´s core is written in Z80 Assembler code which is emulated by the
C++ code, making this virus very dangerous, since it will be able to
run on Z80 machines, too.

So if your Sinclair Spectrum tape drive crashes, could be my virus...

 

[Erik de Castro Lopo]

I made a new virus in C++.

It´s core is written in Z80 Assembler code which is emulated by the
C++ code, making this virus very dangerous, since it will be able to
run on Z80 machines, too.

So if your Sinclair Spectrum tape drive crashes, could be my virus...

No chance. I cut my Spectrum in half with a circular saw back
on stage in 1983 or so. It was a real punk/art rock moment.

Erik

 

[Rolf Magnus]

I made a new virus in C++.

It?s core is written in Z80 Assembler code which is emulated by the
C++ code, making this virus very dangerous, since it will be able to
run on Z80 machines, too.

So if your Sinclair Spectrum tape drive crashes, could be my virus...

Why a luck that I only have a C64 emulator on my mobile phone. Guess I
should not install Mame on it now. Afaik, it can emulate Z80
machines ;-)

 

[Mike Wahler]

I made a new virus in C++.

It´s core is written in Z80 Assembler code which is emulated by the
C++ code, making this virus very dangerous, since it will be able to
run on Z80 machines, too.

So if your Sinclair Spectrum tape drive crashes, could be my virus...

I'm sooooo scared!!
-Wesley Snipes


-Mike

 

[Thomas Matthews]

I made a new virus in C++.

It´s core is written in Z80 Assembler code which is emulated by the
C++ code, making this virus very dangerous, since it will be able to
run on Z80 machines, too.

So if your Sinclair Spectrum tape drive crashes, could be my virus...

Yep, and how many Z80 machines are connected to the internet, or
modems?

How many Z80 machines have tape drives?

Hmmm, if I wanted my Sinclair tape drive to crash, I would accelerate
it forward to another oncoming tape drive.

I'm really interested about how you emulate the Z80 assembler code
using C++.

Perhaps it is written in 100% ANSI/ISO C++ so I can run it on other
platforms, such as the DeathStation 9000. Look out for them
Nasal Demons.

--
Thomas Matthews

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