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I ported a gb emulator on baremetal custom diy arm32 console with 192k of ram and 168mhz. The challenge was that the video signal is generated in realtime, like
by makapuf 8y ago
I ported a gb emulator on baremetal custom diy arm32 console with 192k of ram and 168mhz. The challenge was that the video signal is generated in realtime, like no framebuffer. http://bitboxconsole.blogspot.fr/2014/01/bitboy-bitbox-emulator-for-bitbox.html?m=1 http://bitboxconsole.blogspot.fr/2014/01/bitboy-bitbox-emula...
- leggomylibro 8y agoOh, cool! Thanks for that link, the STM32F4 is pretty close to the F0/L0/L4 series that I've been learning about; I was actually thinking of using an L082KZ to start with because it has a lot of Flash, built-in EEPROM, a simple M0+ core, and is easy to hand-solder. Cool idea using VGA as the output; was that hard, or could you just use the DACs normally? I was looking into parallel LCD interfaces for awhile - some F4 cores have a 24-bit RGB LCD peripheral - but they look complicated and I'm still puttering around with SPI OLED/TFT displays. Anyways, looks like a really cool project!