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Most game emulators are looking at the instructions from a ROM file and then implementing those CPU instructions in code. Usually with those approaches there ar
by BHSPitMonkey 5y ago
Most game emulators are looking at the instructions from a ROM file and then implementing those CPU instructions in code. Usually with those approaches there are inconsistencies due to the original game console's quirks (or bugs/flaws) that show up during gameplay, making the emulation not completely true to the original hardware.
In this context it means emulating "perfectly" by actually simulating the hardware in full instead of taking the aforementioned approach.
- quanto 5y agoSo, in this context, transistor-level simulation does not mean actually simulating transistors (voltages, currents, doping, etc)?
- Volker_W 5y agoI would guess "transistor-level simulation" means you simulate a NAND transistor by doing something like. bool c = !(a && b)
- JoeAltmaier 5y agoMaybe saying 'gate-level' would be more accurate