not a chance. the arm9 is not intended for application development.
we're all waiting for arm11 homebrew so the things you mention will become possible.
we're all waiting for arm11 homebrew so the things you mention will become possible.
Why not try and reverse a bit of the kernel yourself?
That's problem, to reverse the kernel i will need a decryped NAND, right ? but NAND is still encryped :/
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My Chip8 emulator be in development
https://twitter.com/St4rkDev/status/434802659720462336/photo/1
That's problem, to reverse the kernel i will need a decryped NAND, right ? but NAND is still encryped :/
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My Chip8 emulator be in development
https://twitter.com/St4rkDev/status/434802659720462336/photo/1
Someone posted a kernel dump a few pages ago
Its done.
Just press start to pause/unpause.http://gbatemp.net/threads/homebrew-development.360646/page-33#post-4917717
And mario modelsNah, he's too busy playing with Pokemon models...
The secret to the speed of the emu is wait(100); line 545, main.c
its a little slow, i changed it to wait(85); so it matches the speed of the PC version better. i've attached a new binary and the PC version for comparsion. It should be noted that Space Invaders is not a very well programmed chip8 game as I've never found it playable on any chip8 emu. The enemy ships are too fast relative to the player ship. You can always compile with a different game using my source package here.
For those that don't know, you should be updating object positioning based on the time it takes to render each frame, and not using any sort of wait/lag commands to adjust game fps. Common practice is to create a render() method to draw everything and an update(deltaTime) method to modify the positioning based on the deltaTime (time since last render in seconds). That way, in your update() method you can put stuff like obj.x += 10*deltaTime; and make it so the object moves 10 pixels per second regardless of lag. Of course, this requires float precision (some use double).
Example of basic game loop: https://github.com/cpp3ds/cpp3ds/blob/master/src/Scene.cpp
Example of basic game loop: https://github.com/cpp3ds/cpp3ds/blob/master/src/Scene.cpp
