Hi guys!
I'm studying console emulation and i tried to build my own Classic Gameboy emulator.
Most of the functionality are done and working but i'm stucked with serial link emulation.
The goal is emulate the cable link through the wifi/LAN but i really can't cope with very strict timings of the games.
Most of the time the game go in timeout state because the Wifi network (or the LAN) is not fast enough to deliver data packets from one PC to another.
I know this is possible because it exists an emulator called My Old Boy that work flawlessly in Serial Link emulation mode through my net.
How do you think it works? It create a sort of empty packets in order to avoid timeouts? Or maybe it got a very fast way to send data through the network?
Thank you
Davide
I'm studying console emulation and i tried to build my own Classic Gameboy emulator.
Most of the functionality are done and working but i'm stucked with serial link emulation.
The goal is emulate the cable link through the wifi/LAN but i really can't cope with very strict timings of the games.
Most of the time the game go in timeout state because the Wifi network (or the LAN) is not fast enough to deliver data packets from one PC to another.
I know this is possible because it exists an emulator called My Old Boy that work flawlessly in Serial Link emulation mode through my net.
How do you think it works? It create a sort of empty packets in order to avoid timeouts? Or maybe it got a very fast way to send data through the network?
Thank you
Davide