Klive IDE
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What both publish
| Fact | Klive IDE | ZOT |
|---|---|---|
| License | The public repository identifies Klive IDE as MIT licensed. | The project is licensed under MIT, while files in z80-specs use a different license described in that directory’s README. |
| Purpose | Klive IDE combines a retro computer emulator and development environment for Sinclair Z80-based machines. | ZOT is a Z80 CPU, ZX Spectrum 48K, and CP/M 2.2 emulator built on the same Z80 core. |
Klive IDE plans
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ZOT 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 ZOT if…
ZOT suits people who want to run ZX Spectrum 48K or CP/M 2.2 software, or work with a Z80 emulator. Its RP2040-sized core and Raspberry Pi Pico RP2040, Pimoroni Tufty 2040, and PicoCalc targets may also interest microcontroller users.