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crater |
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**crater** is an emulator for the [Sega Game Gear][game gear], written in C. |
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**crater** is an emulator for the [Sega Game Gear][game gear], with an included |
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[Z80][z80] assembler/disassembler, written in C. |
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[game gear]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_Game_Gear |
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[z80]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zilog_Z80 |
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Why? |
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@@ -21,40 +23,42 @@ codename for the Game Gear during development. |
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Installing |
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Only OS X and Linux are tested. You'll need a decent compiler that supports C11 |
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Only OS X and Linux are tested. You'll need a modern compiler that supports C11 |
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(clang preferred) and SDL 2. Using Homebrew, you can `brew install sdl2`; using |
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apt, you can `apt-get install libsdl2-dev`. |
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Run `make` to create `./crater`. To build the development version with debug |
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symbols (they can exist simultaneously), run `make DEBUG=1`, which creates |
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`./crater-dev`. |
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`./crater-dev`. This also enables the printing of debugging info to stdout. |
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Usage |
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Running `./crater` without arguments will display a list of ROM images located |
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Running `./crater` without arguments will display a list of ROM images located |
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in the `roms/` directory, and then ask the user to pick one, or enter their own |
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ROM path. You can provide a path directly with `./crater path/to/rom`. |
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Add or symlink ROMs to `roms/` at your leisure. Note that they should end in |
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`.gg` or `.bin`. |
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Add or symlink ROMs to `roms/` at your leisure. Note that they must end in |
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`.gg` or `.bin` to be auto-detected. |
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Add `--fullscreen` (`-f`) to enable fullscreen mode, or `--scale <n>` |
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(`-s <n>`) to scale the game screen by an integer factor. |
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Add `--debug` (`-g`) to display detailed information about emulation state |
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while running, including register values and memory contents. You can also |
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pause emulation to set breakpoints and change state. |
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`./crater -h` gives (fairly basic) command-line usage, and `./crater -v` gives |
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the current version. |
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### Advanced options |
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### Assembler/Disassembler |
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crater supports several advanced features. Add `--debug` (`-g`) to display |
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detailed information about emulation state while running, including register |
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values and memory contents. You can also pause emulation to set breakpoints and |
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change state. |
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crater has built-in support for converting Z80 assembly into ROM images, as |
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well as attempting the reverse process (i.e., disassembling). |
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`--assemble <input> [<output>]` (`-a`) converts z80 assembly source code into a |
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`.gg` binary that can be run by crater. `--disassemble <input> [<output>]` |
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(`-d`) executes the opposite operation. If no output file is given, crater will |
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use the name of the input file, with the extension replaced with `.gg` for `-a` |
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and `.s` for `-d`. By default, this will never overwrite the original filename; |
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pass `--overwrite` (`-r`) to let crater do so. |
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`--assemble <input> [<output>]` (`-a`) converts source code into a `.gg` binary |
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that can be run by crater. `--disassemble <input> [<output>]` (`-d`) executes |
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the opposite operation. If no output file is given, crater will use the name of |
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the input file, with the extension replaced with `.gg` for `-a` and `.asm` for |
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`-d`. By default, this will never overwrite the original filename; pass |
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`--overwrite` (`-r`) to let crater do so. |