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Motorola 68030

1987

Motorola's 32-bit CPU with an integrated MMU, powering the Macintosh SE/30, Amiga 3000 and NeXT machines.

Emulators

EmulatorTypeLicenseSite
Basilisk IIdownloadableGPL-2.0Website ↗
Infinite MaconlineApache-2.0Website ↗
PreviousdownloadableGPL-2.0Website ↗
SoftMacdownloadableCommercialWebsite ↗
WinUAEdownloadableGPL-2.0Website ↗
XM6 Pro-68kdownloadableFreewareWebsite ↗
XM6 TypeGdownloadableFreewareWebsite ↗

Machines

Reference & documentation

External technical references for programming Motorola 68030 and for writing emulators.

ResourceTypeNotes
MC68030 Data Sheet (1991) ↗DatasheetElectrical specs, AC/DC timing, bus cycle diagrams
M68000 Family Programmer's Reference Manual ↗Instruction setFull opcode encodings for every M68000 instruction
MC68030 pinout reference (amiga-stuff) ↗PinoutPGA and QFP pin mappings, package variants
MC68030 User's Manual: Programming Model ↗ProgrammingAddressing modes, registers, on-chip MMU instructions
MC68030 User's Manual (3rd ed., 1990) ↗ReferenceComplete official 68030 user's manual, all subsystems
Musashi 680x0 emulator (C) ↗SourcePortable C emulator with full 68030 support
SingleStepTests ProcessorTests (6502/65C02) ↗Test suitePer-opcode JSON tests with cycle-level bus activity
WinUAE CPU tester ↗Test suiteValidates 68030 registers, exceptions, stack frames