CSpect
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VisitCSpect vs JNEXT
What both publish
| Fact | CSpect | JNEXT |
|---|---|---|
| Debugger | The release notes say the debugger became resizable and describe a -dscale command-line option for larger debugger text. | Its debugger includes hardware views, registers, breakpoints, and backward execution. |
| Purpose | CSpect is a ZX Spectrum Next emulator for PC, macOS, and Linux, primarily intended as a development tool; it can also run games and the full ZXNextOS. | JNEXT is an open-source ZX Spectrum Next emulator for developers. |
CSpect plans
- Name your own priceFree
JNEXT plans
- Free softwareFree
Pick CSpect if…
CSpect suits people developing for the ZX Spectrum Next who want an emulator with assembler and debugger capabilities. It can also suit users who want to run games or the full ZXNextOS environment.
Pick JNEXT if…
JNEXT suits ZX Spectrum users, especially developers who want debugging tools or CI automation. It is available for Linux, Windows, and macOS.