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We try to keep up, but the truth is that it's a 15 years old C++ codebase implementing some weird hardware in even weirder ways. We're far from where we'd want
by delroth 8y ago
We try to keep up, but the truth is that it's a 15 years old C++ codebase implementing some weird hardware in even weirder ways. We're far from where we'd want to be code quality wise -- close to no automating testing infrastructure, code is full of module-level globals, inconsistent conventions, etc.
- swsieber 8y agoHow would you even test an emulator except manually? It seems like automated website testing, but even worse. I guess screenshots + scripted input? That seems like it'd be terrible to try to get running reliably.