Discrete Integrated Circuit Emulator (DICE) packaged as a libretro core.

dist/info/dice_libretro.info

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+# Software Information - Information about the core software itself
+display_name = "Arcade (DICE)"
+categories = "Emulator"
+authors = "DICE Team|Ken Mitton"
+corename = "DICE"
+# DMY are dummy launcher files for rom-less games.
+supported_extensions = "zip|dmy"
+license = "GPLv3"
+# permissions = ""
+display_version = "v0.1.0"
+
+# Hardware Information
+manufacturer = "Various"
+systemname = "Arcade (various)"
+systemid = "dice"
+firmware_count = 0
+# Additional notes:
+# notes = "(!) hash|(!) game rom|(^) continue|[1] notes|[^] continue|[*] list"
+
+# Libretro Features
+savestate = "false"
+cheats = "false"
+# Does the core support libretro input descriptors
+# input_descriptors = "true"
+memory_descriptors = "false"
+# Does the core use the libretro save interface or does it do its own thing (like with shared memory cards)?
+# libretro_saves = "true"
+core_options = "true"
+core_options_version = "1.0"
+load_subsystem = "false"
+# Whether or not the core requires an external file to work:
+supports_no_game = "false"
+single_purpose = "false"
+# Name of the database that the core supports (optional):
+# database = "Arcade (DICE)"
+needs_fullpath = "true"
+disk_control = "false"
+# Is the core currently suitable for general use? That is, will regular users find it useful or is it for development/testing only (subject to change over time)?
+is_experimental = "true"
+
+# Descriptive text, useful for tooltips, etc.
+description = "DICE is a Discrete Integrated Circuit Emulator. It emulates computer systems that lack any type of CPU, consisting only of discrete logic components."