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emulator
This term describes a digital mimicry where a host system replicates the internal architecture of a guest system. It carries a technical connotation of translation and compatibility, often associated with the preservation of legacy software or the ability to run specialized applications on incompatible hardware.
In a computing context, it is distinct from a simulator; while a simulator mimics the behavior of a system, an emulator attempts to replicate the actual internal logic and hardware functions. This distinction is crucial for developers and enthusiasts who require bit-perfect accuracy for software execution.
Meanings
Examples
I installed a Game Boy emulator to play some old classics on my laptop.
Does this emulator support save states and fast forward?
The developer used an Android emulator to test the app before deploying it to a physical device.
I wonder if there is a stable emulator for this legacy operating system.
This emulator is incredibly accurate and replicates the original hardware perfectly.
You will need a specific BIOS file to get the emulator running.
The system acts as a hardware emulator to trick the software into thinking it is running on a different chip.
The system acts as a hardware emulator to trick the software into thinking it is running on a different chip.
Maybe I can find an emulator that lets me run these old arcade games.