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32 Mbit is 4 MByte. I believe the max for LoROM is 2 MByte (16 Mbit). That would be 64 banks of $8000 (32kB). Think about it conceptually. Banks $7e and $7f are the WRAM banks. Banks $70-7d are reserved for SRAM. So you couldn't have 128 ROM banks (0-$7f). Having these out of order might be a probl...

Sorry about all this text, I put my main questions in block quotes. [/u][/b] Just wondering how I would go about creating a memory map for a 32Mb lorom. I know I'm not going to use the 32Mb of space, but am still wondering how this would be done. Would I really need to create 127 banks in the MEMOR...

Came across a problem with the compiler while playing with C style macros. I'm just trying to create some macros that will convert modern colour values into the SNES's BGR format. I have one that converts RGB8 to BGR, and another for RGB5. Now I'm trying to create a macro which converts a HEX value ...

Sprite and background tiles can't be anywhere in VRAM, but you can configure where they're found. Wait really? Perhaps a better way to phrase it is "they can't be everywhere " ? On the Genesis, with its 64KB of VRAM, each tile takes 32 bytes. 65536 bytes of RAM ÷ 32 bytes per tile = 2048 ...

Sprite and background tiles can't be anywhere in VRAM, but you can configure where they're found. Wait really? Now we're going to actually upload data to the Video RAM. Now, there's 2 things that need to go to VRAM, and that's the tile data itself, and the tile map, which says where specific tiles ...

On another note, does anyone know where I can find a map of VRAM/CGRAM/OAM? And can I store my tiles/sprites anywhere, or do they have to be in a certain location in VRAM? I'm just not sure where I should store the data in memory, and most tutorials seem to just do "lets put this here, and that...

The assembler seems to have been in 16-bit mode, but the debugger (CPU?) is in 8-bit mode. Also remember that e.g. telling the assembler to use .A16 does not automatically put the CPU in 16-bit accumulator mode. It's up to the programmer to ensure that mode you tell the assembler to use matches the...

Pretty sure you're missing some #s. LDA num = load .A from address num; while LDA #num = load immediate value into .A. Ah ok that is it. I did have a # to start, but it was giving me errors. Must have been something else that I had fixed. Oh I remember, it was giving me 2 errors, one in main.s(wher...

I've created a macro which sets a DMA register by feeding the macro the base register, the channel and the value. It basically just changes the x in $43x0 and stores a value at the address. These are my first few days with assembly, other than a tutorial I spent an hour on a few months back, so I'm ...

Ok thanks guys, you all convinced me, I'll use ca65 for my project. I found out that SD2SNES uses snescom so I figured it was the current standard. Still though I want to get SD2SNES to compile, I have all the components to make one. The github for SD2SNES seems to be a pretty old version, but oh we...

I'm trying to learn assembly on the snes, I followed a tutorial which gives a blank screen (SNES Assembly Adventure), and it uses the ca65 compiler. But I just found out about bisqwits snescom which uses xa65 and it seems to be the way to go. Problem is I cannot get anything to compile, I've tried t...

Here, if LoROM , I think you forgot to add bridge for pin 15 <-> pin 4 http://forums.nesdev.com/download/file.php?id=18191&mode=view Yes good eye, that wasn't actually a schematic I was using, I just whipped it up in 2 minutes on my current one for an example. And all so... Your "REGLED&qu...

Ahh forgot about that, so yeah basically region differences.

But I still dont understand for what for Switch ? Is it for when you choose to use game with SUPER CIC or NO , yes? I believe it is for pairing with the SuperCIC on the console. Not sure what pairing does exactly, I think it has something to do with region locking. Also, I posted another edit for a...

2- What is the transistor ? Is it 2N2222 ? 3- Why do you add switch with JUMPERS , what is those fonction ? Hey no problem at all man, lidnariq answered the other questions, but I'll answer the rest. 2- I am using the S8050, but any NPN will be fine, could also use an N-channel mosfet as well. 3- T...