ACE is currently available for MorphOS and Haiku only.

ACE is localized in French¹⁾, English²⁾ and German³⁾ languages.

It is the main version which is always up-to-date with the latest features.

The archive includes:

• The emulator itself.
• Some expansion plugins including the source code and the SDK to create your own ones⁴⁾.
• Firmware, BASIC and AMSDOS ROMs⁵⁾, for Amstrad CPC464, CPC664, CPC6128 and Amstrad Plus⁶⁾.
• The documentation.
• The arec2raw tool to convert ACE video recordings (AREC files) into raw audio and video files.
• Some example scripts.
• A bonus drawer with Ambient filetypes for Amstrad CPC files recognition.

Download ACE v1.19 for MorphOS.

You can also install the following tools if you expect to use ACE as a cross-developpment station:

• Download the rexxmathlib.library from Thomas Richter (used by some example scripts).
• Download vasm (Z80 assembler) from Volker Barthelmann recompiled for MorphOS by myself.
• Download Hideur Makeur (CPC files header handling) from Aittahar Mounir recompiled for MorphOS by myself.
• Cycle counter ACEpansion, a plugin to let you access CPU cycle counters from CPC code.

This is still a beta version based on a old version of ACE, but it is working almost as expected.

The archive includes:

• The emulator itself.
• Firmware, BASIC and AMSDOS ROMs⁷⁾, for Amstrad CPC464, CPC664, CPC6128 and Amstrad Plus⁸⁾.
• The documentation.
• Some example scripts.

Download ACE v1.6beta3 for Haiku⁹⁾.

ACE comes with a native tool arec2raw which let you convert then encode video recordings. But if you wish to do this operation on a different computer¹⁰⁾, you have here the source code of a POSIX version of this tool. Feel free to compile it for your preferred computer.

Download the source code of the tool ace-arec2raw (POSIX version)

If you are a developper, I also suggest you to download the famous Arnor's tools ROMs¹¹⁾ you will be able to use with ACE.

These ROMs are:

• Utopia¹²⁾.
• Maxam¹³⁾.
• Protext¹⁴⁾.
• Promerge¹⁵⁾.
• BCPL¹⁶⁾.

Download Arnor's extension ROMs.