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Was (wer) ist Z-machine - definition
Z-machine
![An implementation of Frotz running on an [[iPhone]], playing ''[[Zork I]]''.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Zork on Frotz on iPhone.jpg?width=200 "An implementation of Frotz running on an [[iPhone]], playing ''[[Zork I]]''.")
VIRTUAL MACHINE
Z-Machine; Z-machines; Frotz; Nitfol; Z-code interpreter; InfoTaskForce; Frobnitz; Zmachine; WinFrotz; Zork Implementation Language; Z-machine (interpreter); .z1; .z2; .z3; .z4; .z5; .z6; .z7; .z8; Zilch (software)
The Z-machine is a virtual machine that was developed by Joel Berez and Marc Blank in 1979 and used by Infocom for its text adventure games. Infocom compiled game code to files containing Z-machine instructions (called story files or Z-code files) and could therefore port its text adventures to a new platform simply by writing a Z-machine implementation for that platform.
frobnitz
VIRTUAL MACHINE
Z-Machine; Z-machines; Frotz; Nitfol; Z-code interpreter; InfoTaskForce; Frobnitz; Zmachine; WinFrotz; Zork Implementation Language; Z-machine (interpreter); .z1; .z2; .z3; .z4; .z5; .z6; .z7; .z8; Zilch (software)
/frob'nits/, plural "frobnitzem" /frob'nit-zm/ or "frobni"
/frob'ni:/ (TMRC) An unspecified physical object, a widget.
Also refers to electronic black boxes. This rare form is
usually abbreviated to "frotz", or more commonly to frob.
Also used are "frobnule" (/frob'n[y ]ool/) and "frobule"
(/frob'yool/). Starting perhaps in 1979, "frobozz" /fr*-boz'/
(plural: "frobbotzim" /fr*-bot'zm/) has also become very
popular, largely through its exposure as a name via Zork.
These variants can also be applied to nonphysical objects,
such as data structures.
Pete Samson, compiler of the original TMRC lexicon, adds,q
"Under the TMRC (railway) layout were many storage boxes,
managed (in 1958) by David R. Sawyer. Several had fanciful
designations written on them, such as "Frobnitz Coil Oil".
Perhaps DRS intended Frobnitz to be a proper name, but the
name was quickly taken for the thing". This was almost
certainly the origin of the term.
[Jargon File ]
(1994-12-16)
frotz
VIRTUAL MACHINE
Z-Machine; Z-machines; Frotz; Nitfol; Z-code interpreter; InfoTaskForce; Frobnitz; Zmachine; WinFrotz; Zork Implementation Language; Z-machine (interpreter); .z1; .z2; .z3; .z4; .z5; .z6; .z7; .z8; Zilch (software)
/frots/ 1. See frobnitz.
2. "mumble frotz": An interjection of mildest disgust.
[Jargon File ]
