Wang 2200 emulator upgraded to version 1.0

Nearly half a year ago I put out version 0.5 of my Wang 2200 emulator. Life got busy, and it has taken a lot longer than I expected to get version 1.0 ready. With this release, the source code is also available. If you want to take a look, here the link to the emulator, including release notes: http://www.thebattles.net/wang/emu.html The "front door" to the Wang 2200 site is here: http://www.thebattles.net/wang/wang.html The emulator is written for a Win32 environment, although it might just run under Wine on Linux, or one of the Mac PC emulators. I don't use anything too exotic in the Win32 API. The zip file contains a couple dozen programs to try out. Background: What is the 2200? It was first announced by Wang Computers in 1971 or so, and was a dedicated BASIC-only machine. It is a TTL-based CPU that had ROM'd microcode to implement the BASIC interpreter. The BASIC is interesting in that it is ideosyncratic: weak in some areas (statically sized string variables), very strong in others (MAT SORT anyone?).