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Yet another yet another Chip-8 emulator (yayacemu)
Because one just wasn't enough.
A Chip-8 emulator (interpreter) written in SystemVerilog with I/O simulated with C++ also depends on SDL2.
Building & Testing
In order to run yayacemu, you must have sdl2, verilator, and make installed.
Once you have the dependencies installed, you can build the emulator with:
make build
You can build start the emulator with:
make run ROM_FILE=[PATH_TO_YOUR_ROM]
Running
If you have a binary, you can run it with the following:
yayacemu [PATH_TO_YOUR_ROM]
Todo
- Graphics
- Corax+ Required Instructions
- Proper Flag Handling
- Working Input
- More Instructions
- Tetris Working Running
- Pass Quirks Test
- Add beeper (instead of sound, screen becomes red)
- Add all Instructions
- Implement a real (synthesizeable, pseudorandom) random module
- Code cleanup
- Deploying to an FPGA with a real screen, keypad, and beeper
Screenshots
