VAX machines range from room-sized to small desktop boxes. They use rather dated hardware, but VAX assembly language is used in some college courses for assembly language and OS development.
 | eVAX. |
eVAX is a VAX emulator for the Macintosh. Currently it can't boot the VMS OS completely, but it can handle most VAX assembler programs. The source code is included as well.
 | the home page of eVAX. |
 | to Tom Cole, author of eVAX. |
| MacVAX 3.3.4. |
MacVAX is a VAX implementation on Macintosh. Used for teaching, it has an disassembly output and register listing at all times; it is written for clarity above speed. It includes a perfectly usable C compiler and VAX assembler.
 | of MacVAX. |
| to the author, Rob Burrowes. |
