Klive IDE
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What both publish
| Fact | Klive IDE | SpeccyP |
|---|---|---|
| File support | Klive loads tape files in TAP and TZX formats and disk files in DSK format for ZX Spectrum +3E, and exports TAP, TZX, or Intel HEX. | The file menu can mount TRD/SCL disk images or connect TAP files, and the project notes that protected FDI images are still not readable. |
| License | The public repository identifies Klive IDE as MIT licensed. | The project is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0). |
| Purpose | Klive IDE combines a retro computer emulator and development environment for Sinclair Z80-based machines. | SpeccyP is firmware that emulates ZX Spectrum models on Raspberry Pi RP2040, RP2350A, and RP2350B microcontrollers. |
| Support | The maker invites contributions and lists [email protected] as a contact address. | The README points users to the F1 Help screen and links a ZX_MURMULATOR Telegram channel for project information. |
Klive IDE plans
- Klive IDEFree
SpeccyP plans
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Pick Klive IDE if…
Klive IDE is for retro-computing enthusiasts developing for Sinclair Z80-based machines. It is particularly relevant to users working with the listed ZX Spectrum models or Cambridge Z88.
Pick SpeccyP if…
SpeccyP suits Raspberry Pi users building a ZX Spectrum system with supported RP2040 or RP2350 hardware. It is also suited to users needing multiple display, controller, tape, and disk-image options.