ROM Hack Run 2 ROMs at the same time?

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Do you think it would be possible to write a C or C++ app to run a NDS rom and
some code at the same time?
or switch between 2 Roms?
 
slenkar said:
Do you think it would be possible to write a C or C++ app to run a NDS rom and
some code at the same time?
or switch between 2 Roms?
That would only be possible as a Supercard DS Two application, unfortunately, as other flash carts do not have the added RAM (If I remember correctly, that's what was added into the Supercard DS Two. I may be wrong) that the DS2 has.

Even then, it does not sound very useful.
 
The DS itself is not strong enough to run anything in the background while a ROM is running without additional cpu power.
Only the Supercard DSTWO is able to do this because the flashcard has a build in CPU that helps out.

Even if the C-code would be considerably small it still would affect performance, the DS games are designed to run on the limited hardware just good enough.
 
i see no point in this why run two ds games at the same time
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A Gay Little Catboy said:
I have a solution to your problem!
Buy a second DS and another flashcard and run them at the same time. There you go, you are running 2 roms at the same time
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And you can switch between them with less work!
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It also comes with a charger!
 
Maplemage said:
A Gay Little Catboy said:
I have a solution to your problem!
Buy a second DS and another flashcard and run them at the same time. There you go, you are running 2 roms at the same time
happy.gif

And you can switch between them with less work!
yay.gif
It also comes with a charger!
and a brand new bite-free and saliva-free stylus!
 
Joking aside I reckon with a bit of savestate fiddling (for obvious reasons), cheats (mainly thinking hooks/jump code) and pointer manipulation (sound and overlays would be my two biggest concerns as they are usually named the same thing) as well as getting a bit creative with the DS file system this might actually stand a chance and would work on just about anything out there (no need for wundercard of the moment).

Would still be pointless though.
 

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