Keep an eye out for an open source x86 emulator written in C++

Reinventing the wheel can be fun, but it is also time consuming.

I need some C++ code which can read x86 CPU/FPU instructions and use some variables to emulate the registers and flags. I know something like this must exist, but I'm having trouble finding it. I do have copies of the instruction sets, opcodes, etc. and am quite capable of writing something like this myself, but it would be a lot faster to incorporate code which already exists. It need not emulate ports/interrupts, just the processor.

The DOSBOX source might contain something like this, and there is also something called "bochs" which I'm looking into.

This is so I can implement CALL ABSOLUTE.

Any help would be appreciated,
Galleon