Overview

Bizmuth is a developer’s emulator. Alongside faithful hardware, it gives you several ways to inspect and drive a running machine:

• DeZog & DZRP — source-level debugging from VS Code: breakpoints, stepping, registers and memory against your assembled source.
• The ADP debugger — a plain-text TCP protocol to drive the machine and read/modify any state, with no recompile.
• Conditional breakpoints — break on register/memory/nextreg conditions.
• Rhai scripting — react to hardware events and read live state from a script.
• Headless & automation — run scripted, windowless sessions for testing and regression checks.
• The debugger window — the built-in GUI debugger.
• Inspecting hardware — sprites, layers, DMA and paging.