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EDIT2 -- Here's where I read that about interrupts... in the FAQ of all places. http://www.cc65.org/faq.php#IntHandlers Well, there. In other words, Interrupt handling in C is a pain in the ass. I don't even know if all that values stacking and all won't render the interrupt handling unusable. As f...

However I think with a lib, it could be done in C if you can provide a callback (in the form of a function pointer) which the library could call from its NMI handler. The library itself might have to have a touch of 6502 to make it work, but the end user won't need to. Thanks, I'll note this down a...

kyuusaku wrote:So you get points for missing?

Oh you're mean!
The numbers are obviously misses, not points.

Well they're not functions, they're macro functions, so there's no actual function call if that's what you mean. In fact, rNES_sprite0hit() is exactly what you proposed: #define rNES_sprite0hit( PPU_status ) ( PPU_status & bin(0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0) ) I read the PPU status once and then check it twice...

Well I don't know exactly if England was considered part of the empire, or just was under its influence, but for example, London was founded as "Londinium" by the Romans.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_London

It's amazing how much history you learn reading Asterix.

Well, this is a library, so the programmer could choose to use its functions or code their own. For some reason, the NES, appart from firing the NMI each vblank, sets $2002.7, it's there for you to read it, if you want, so my library makes it available with a macro. I might as well remove rNES_waitv...

I agree with Blargg. waitvblank() should wait for the start of vblank[...] So what happens if animate_and_draw_sprite() and update_joy() are shorter than the VBlank period? This would result in rNES_waitvblank returning immediately rather than waiting for the next frame, which would disrupt the 60 ...

Of course, all words from english that come from French, come from Latin as well.
But I think there are also words in English that come directly from Latin. Don't forget England was part of the Roman empire at some point.

Blargg, about your suggestion for rNES_waitvblank(), this function does what its name says, if you are actually at vblank, and you want to "wait for vblank", well, the result is you wait nothing. Anyway, I think the programmer won't be just waiting for vblank, usually what he'll do is a lo...

Fx3 wrote:It works on both emus. The Earth uses attribute color value 0, but it isn't occuring here. Looks like an obscure thing...

I tried it in RockNES X 2.0 and colors show ok. Although it's a mod of your emu, I think emulation shouldn't be different to the DOS version, right?

Strange...

high school (escuela alta or something?). Depends on the country, here in Argentina is "secundaria" (secondary), in Mexico they call it "Preparatoria" I kind of forgot how to put tener in past tense. Had = "tuve", but you don't use "tener" exactly as in engli...

Fx3 wrote:Any idea what's causing the Earth colors glitch?

Nope. Works fine in FCEXUD, Jnes and a portable media player.

Disch wrote:I always thought empty parenthesis meant no aruments, and an elipsis was any number of arguments.

Me too.

Ok and Arnold Schwartzenegger emulates Terminator, which doesn't exist also...

Some things that I noticed: - rNES_get_joy: both controllers are strobed by $4016; $4017 controls the APU. Also, you could accept the joypad selector as an enumeration, for better type-safety. But it makes more sense to me to select it as an index, 0 or 1. ooops, never actually tested 2nd controlle...