Ozmoo - A Z-machine interpreter for the Commodore 64

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How I got it running under Linux:

Of course, just as the main README says, you’ll need ruby and vice:

sudo apt-get install ruby
sudo apt-get install vice

[spoiler]First, I modified make.rb, so you’ll have to grab my modded fork:

git clone https://github.com/howtophil/ozmoo.git [/spoiler]

My changes have now been merged with the main source, so grab that instead:

git clone https://github.com/johanberntsson/ozmoo.git

Then change into the ozmoo directory, clone the acme assembler source, and make acme:

cd ozmoo
git clone https://github.com/meonwax/acme.git
cd acme/src
make

I find it easier to leave acme in place as a subdirectory, so mod the make.rb file and set

$ACME = "acme/src/acme"

Then download exomizer, extract it into an exomizer subdirectory, and make exomizer:

mkdir exomizer
cd exomizer
wget https://bitbucket.org/magli143/exomizer/wiki/downloads/exomizer-3.0.1.zip
unzip exomizer-3.0.1.zip
cd src
make

At this point you should be able to turn a z[3,4,5,8] file into a .d64 Commodore 64 diskette image from the top level of your ozmoo directory:

ruby make.rb game.z5
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