additional/enhanced examples?

[Onkar Shinde]

Doing some research on gnusim8085, it's clear that for educational use, users would prefer additional and somewhat enhanced examples to be provided with the simulator.

This is for example mentioned here, where German computer science professors are talking about using gnusim8085 in their introductory CS course:
http://www.zum.de/pipermail/informatik/2007-September/000188.html

(a crude translation is available here: http://www.zum.de/pipermail/informatik/2007-September/000188.html)

[Bug Importer (bug-importer)]

Here's another talk about using GNUsim8085 for teaching students about processor programming:
http://wiki.skolelinux.de/LernSoftware/GnuSim8085

[Bug Importer (bug-importer)]

a number of examples seems to provided in various links mentioned in this discussion:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1875403&group_id=86462&atid=579702

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there were some links provided in the aforementioned discussion that contained complete courseworks on the 8085, including a basic number of assignments, example programs and solutions for these assignments. I think it would be acceptable use to include these programs with the simulator, assuming that we explicitly mention their origins within some sort of header (e.g. by providing a link to the website/download).

In addition, example programs provided as part of public courses can probably be assumed to also be publicly available?