387 co-processor emulation software?

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From: Joseph Chee-Yoon Lee
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 07:29

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I have a 386 PC, but no 387 math co-processor.  I have a program
which is enhanced by the addition of the co-processor, but I don't
have the dough to buy one.  I'm wondering if there is any software
out there (free SHAREWARE, hopefully) that can emulate the co-processor
and fool programs into thinking there is one there.  I don't care that
much about speed.  Just need something cheap.  If it is available on
an ftp site, please give me the address.  Thanks a lot!

Joe

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Subject: 387 co-processor emulation software?
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