Retrieve the REST API version number from a Commodore 64 Ultimate Computer device to verify compatibility and access available features.
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- List active Commodore PET emulator sessions with details like name, model, PID, and monitor port for debugging and management.MIT
- Wait for specified text to appear on the Commodore PET screen. Timeout returns screen contents for inspection.MIT
- Simulate holding a key down for a specific number of game ticks on Commodore PET BASIC 4 models by re-poking $97 at each frame anchor, stopping execution at the anchor afterwards.MIT
- Boot a headless Commodore PET emulation session. Supports multiple models and optional D64/D80/D82 disk attachment.MIT
- Send typed text to the Commodore PET keyboard buffer. This tool buffers keystrokes for programs that read from the buffer instead of live key states.MIT
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- Capture a PNG screenshot of the Commodore PET screen for pixel-level visual inspection. Use when precise graphical appearance is required.MIT
- Read Commodore PET screen output as plain text for reliable, fast program output retrieval.MIT
- Remove all watchpoints while keeping breakpoints. Clears load/store checkpoints in Commodore PET debugging.MIT
- Execute a specified number of instructions in the Commodore PET emulator, then stop. Step through code to debug or observe behavior.MIT
- Resume execution after a breakpoint or step in a Commodore PET debugging session.MIT
- Build and tokenize .bas, .s, or .prg files, then load and run them on a Commodore PET emulator, automatically registering assembly symbols.MIT
- Type BASIC program text into the Commodore PET emulator via the keyboard, with an option to run the program after typing.MIT
- Read CPU registers of Commodore PET emulator, with program counter annotated by nearest symbol when a label file is loaded.MIT
- Block execution until a memory byte matches a target value, enabling synchronization with Commodore PET hardware or software states.MIT
- Disassemble live Commodore PET memory using ROM and session symbols. Start with a hex address, decimal, or symbol like CHROUT.MIT
- Write bytes to a specified memory address in a Commodore PET emulator. Supports hexadecimal, decimal, and symbolic address formats.MIT
- Check the current state of a Commodore PET session, including whether the emulator is running or stopped.MIT
- Assemble 6502 source code (ca65 syntax) into a .prg binary and VICE label file for Commodore PET software development.MIT
- Browse the directory of a Commodore PET disk image to view its file listing.MIT