SPEED CODING!! a nintendo emulator (part 1, CPU emulation)

This is my first speed-coding video. I've seen others and they look pretty fun. code+acid = fun!

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News & Politics

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• programming
• assembly
• 6502
• speedcoding
• speed
• coding
• acid

[thebigboss1212]

this is C or C++?

[assemblyassembly]

@thebigboss1212 C

[assemblyassembly]

@him3zz could you be more specific? 

[SuperFeimer]

I'm curious, how come you put all the code in one single file with no file extension? Wouldn't you be better off spanning multiple files and using header files?

[assemblyassembly]

@SuperFeimer

No it's in multiple files. Huh, maybe that's not too clear in the video :/ Go to the last video, in the description is a link to the source-code and see for yourself- they're multiple files.

[debuggernigger]

btw can you give me a list of your dnb songs?i watched your videos before but i still come here to listen to some dnb.

[debuggernigger]

god damn bro,you are an awesome programmer.

[him3zz]

how do you even get to that program?

[assemblyassembly]

@SteveHemondVideos

Yep, sdl is the only "extra" library we're using. It's in the distribution repo and a simple pkg_add away- but it's not installed by default. It's also in the ports tree.

Ahh!! here it is...

/usr/ports/devel/sdl*

[SteveHemondVideos]

@assemblyassembly I paused the video so often to pick up things because I haven't done much C programming. Pausing it continually made it easy to spot some of your home folder contents :-)

Did you have to install the SDL library or is that part of the core OpenBSD libraries by default ?