The IBM 701 Electronic Data Processing Machine, also known during development as the Defense Calculator, was an electronic vacuum-tube computer released in 1952. This is an emulator for the system, which is based on the Principle of Operations manual.
- Run binary programs
- Supports all opcodes
- Proper 36-bit operations
- Proper 18-bit operations
- Perform input-output
- Tape drive
- Drum memory
- Punched cards
- Typewriter
- Load programs from tape
Speedcoding, also known as Speedcode and SpeedCo I, is a programming language created by John Backus for the IBM 701 Electronic Data Processing Machine in 1953. This project is partially an attempt to recreate an interpreter for Speedcoding on "original" hardware.