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2009-05-30
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#42
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dunno if trying a USB keyboard/joystick on N800 would work... mapping the keys can be a pain
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2009-05-30
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Originally Posted by dukemagus
Bluetooth should work also. Possibly someone can get a Wiimote to work, would be fun...
dunno if trying a USB keyboard/joystick on N800 would work... mapping the keys can be a pain
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2009-06-08
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thread title is misleading. this is a snes9x port for palmOS
if anyone wants fullspeed snes, just finish my port from gp2x snes emu
if anyone wants fullspeed snes, just finish my port from gp2x snes emu
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2009-08-10
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Originally Posted by ArnimS
Ok, I tried to give it a go. I saw your "horror"
if anyone wants fullspeed snes, just finish my port from gp2x snes emu
then decided to follow a simpler approach not using parts of the original snes9x but using SDL. At this point, I still don't know what's faster, bare XPutImage or SDL_UpdateRect(0,0,w,h) on the N810.The following is just a proof-of-concept:
Binary: noksnes-20090810.gz (gunzip first; armel, os2008, vfp, -Os).
Source: DrPocketSnesNok.tar.gz.
(only audio+video; no gui, no input, no pixel doubling!!! the rom to load is HARDCODED: "test.smc" in the current directory).
The assembly code seems not to play nice with AAPCS (e.g. unsigned shorts must have higher 16 bits set to zero). I fixed the most visible cases of this (which caused garbled graphics) but still have lots to fix. This (or some other thing) causes the IA to "act funny" in Super Mario Kart -- the ROM I used for testing -- creating kamikaze kart players
. An interesting thing to see .As for speed, it seems indeed to be faster than all the other SNES emus, but i'm uploading it for you all to see and decide. The version above has no speed control at all, it just runs with a fixed frameskip of 1 (so you can see the real performance).
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2009-08-10
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Hey Javis!
It's great to see that you're looking into this for us.
Maybe someday we could get another port of a NES emulator from you as well. That's what I would most love to see.
Ines just doesn't seem to quite cut it on the tablet.
Are there any better open source emus for the original Nintendo that maybe you could look at?
Cheers buddy.
It's great to see that you're looking into this for us.
Maybe someday we could get another port of a NES emulator from you as well. That's what I would most love to see.
Ines just doesn't seem to quite cut it on the tablet.
Are there any better open source emus for the original Nintendo that maybe you could look at?
Cheers buddy.
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2009-08-11
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Originally Posted by javispedro
no idea on the relative speed of SDL to other options. main thing is to avoid software scaling imo
Ok, I tried to give it a go. I saw your "horror"
The following is just a proof-of-concept:
Binary: noksnes-20090810.gz (gunzip first; armel, os2008, vfp, -Os).
Source: DrPocketSnesNok.tar.gz.
(only audio+video; no gui, no input, no pixel doubling!!! the rom to load is HARDCODED: "test.smc" in the current directory).
The assembly code seems not to play nice with AAPCS (e.g. unsigned shorts must have higher 16 bits set to zero). I fixed the most visible cases of this (which caused garbled graphics) but still have lots to fix. This (or some other thing) causes the IA to "act funny" in Super Mario Kart -- the ROM I used for testing -- creating kamikaze kart players
As for speed, it seems indeed to be faster than all the other SNES emus, but i'm uploading it for you all to see and decide. The version above has no speed control at all, it just runs with a fixed frameskip of 1 (so you can see the real performance).
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2009-08-12
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Ok, this one version may be more useful since it's starting to be playable 
New:
- Minimal input support:
(if this does not work try hitting random keys until it does... i only tested in spanish layout for now 
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- Framerate control
- Fixed AI in mario kart (and probably other DSP1 games)
- Command line parameters:
Use: noksnes [-da] [-fps] <rom_file.smc>
Binary: drnoksnes-20090812.gz
Source: drnoksnes_0.9.1.tar.gz
Also in .deb package now (but does NOT appear on menus, still developer only, installs to /usr/games): rnoksnes_0.9.1_armel.deb
New:
- Minimal input support:
Code:
Hw key -> SNES button ' -> A - -> B K -> Y O -> X Backspace -> R Q -> L Dpad -> Dpad (no start!!! I forgot!!)
)- Framerate control
- Fixed AI in mario kart (and probably other DSP1 games)
- Command line parameters:
Use: noksnes [-da] [-fps] <rom_file.smc>
- da = Disable Audio
- fps = Show Frames Per Second
Binary: drnoksnes-20090812.gz
Source: drnoksnes_0.9.1.tar.gz
Also in .deb package now (but does NOT appear on menus, still developer only, installs to /usr/games): rnoksnes_0.9.1_armel.deb
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2009-08-12
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#49
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Originally Posted by Addison
iNES is made by a much more capable person than me (i just ported drpocketsnes; fms wrote the NES emulator). So If it does not "quite cut it" I don't know what could an average person like me do...
Ines just doesn't seem to quite cut it on the tablet.
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2009-08-12
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You know, I'm one that is grateful for anything you guys produce.
I'm also one who doesn't understand the process of porting something that is open source.
Do you guys need like a "Linux specific" open source emulator or can any open source code be enough with some additional, creative programming?
I'm also one who doesn't understand the process of porting something that is open source.
Do you guys need like a "Linux specific" open source emulator or can any open source code be enough with some additional, creative programming?
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