I’m not all that sure on what is required to do so.. I merely tweaked someone else’s network code, that now I’ve forgotten who’s … I guess I can try.

SDLPoP
SDLPoP is an open-source port of Prince of Persia that runs natively on Windows and Linux.
It is based on a disassembly of the DOS version, and uses SDL. It has its own forum board.
Download: SDLPoP-1.17.zip (5.0M)
Version 1.17 was released by David on 5 February 2017.
A (potentially unstable) ‘bleeding edge’ version is available at GitHub.
The file doc/Readme.txt has a list of all contributors.
The level editor apoplexy can be used to edit SDLPoP levels: Native_PoP1_Executables_and_apoplexy.pdf

Cool,glad to have helped!

Yes, I checked that the MAME i386 emulator is cycle accurate (well, I didn’t check it performance-wise, but the source code does have a table with the cycles spent at each instruction depending on the CPU model). Thanks!

I know the MAME people strive to be crazy accurate, so I’d guess their core may be.. Check out TAKEDA toshiya’s MSDOS Player, that uses their i286/i386 core.