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Implementing an NES emulator is a great way to learn more about a language and the internals of the NES (which is well documented). It's sorta like a rite of pa
by joshbaptiste 8y ago
Implementing an NES emulator is a great way to learn more about a language and the internals of the NES (which is well documented). It's sorta like a rite of passage and has been done in most of the "newer" languages like Nim (https://github.com/def-/nimes https://github.com/def-/nimes) , Go (https://github.com/fogleman/nes https://github.com/fogleman/nes)
- ofrzeta 8y agoIt's actually "rite of passage" as in latin "ritus".
- joshbaptiste 8y agooops fixed.. thx
- primo44 8y agoAlmost: rite _of_ passage (not "to")
- joshbaptiste 8y agoargh.. fixed again thx
- jerf 8y agoYou have now completed this write of passage.
- oconnor663 8y agoTo become a passage wright.
- nukeop 8y agoWell-documented, but many sources are contradictory. For such well researched hardware, there is a lot to be confused about when researching this topic by yourself.
- Kye 8y agoAt least there's no shortage of implementations to reference.
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