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In the interest of completeness (not in the submitted list yet):

https://github.com/severb/0x10c-asm

https://github.com/tscho/dcpu16-js

https://github.com/M4v3R/dcpu16.go

https://github.com/fbulens/dcpu16-js

https://github.com/AlexNisnevich/dcpu16-assembler

https://github.com/itsbth/DCPU.coffee

https://github.com/isamgray/DCPU-16-CPP

https://github.com/judofyr/rcpu

Not projects on GitHub:

https://gist.github.com/2308725

https://bitbucket.org/1player/godcpu16

I may have missed some projects/gists, but I'm sure they'll find their way here.

I'm starting a collection of programs written in dcpu assembly here: https://github.com/jazzychad/dcpu-asm

EDIT: created a repo for my js emulator https://github.com/jazzychad/dcpu-js

Here's mine [0], another Python implementation (completely unrelated to the existing one). Still a WIP but code is in good shape nonetheless. I tried to follow a more descriptive, hopefully more pythonic approach.

[0] https://github.com/lloeki/python-dcpu_16

PS: Licensing boilerplate coming. Consider this BSD.

I've got a C# version: https://github.com/AustinWise/DcpuSharp

Awesome. I had just made a comment asking for this. :)

The Go one you linked (https://github.com/M4v3R/dcpu16.go) is actually a fork of mine (https://github.com/kballard/dcpu16.go).

I wonder when people will start writing C compilers/backends for it. That's what's most exciting to me.

I guarantee you someone is already working on an LLVM backend. I've thought about it myself but I don't have the time.

LLVM backend for DCPU16 is here: https://github.com/krasin/llvm-dcpu16

It's a very early alpha, but it can compile simple examples in C, like Fibonacci generator

Hardware implementation in synthesisable Verilog RTL.

Synthesises to about 700+ slices at 150MHz on a Spartan6.

https://github.com/sybreon/dcpu16

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