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NSF SNES source and confusing code

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 5:54 am
by Hamtaro126
The Main code needs to be recreated for Memblers' old NSF player for SNES.

Originally it was to be recreated in CA65 by Lint (Who has never finished it, nor will he continue more SNES Dev stuff).

The thing is I am making a hack of SMB1 to SNES, I need it for use for music/sound

_Mic will possibly do such, But I think I can't count on that unless he is willing. (and will need Memblers' request and credit if you want source code as issued by him.)

EDIT: Note that the code is a BIG Mess! So that is the reason, along with the fact that it uses the compatible, but old X816 Assembler

Re: NSF SNES source and confusing code

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 7:45 am
by tepples
Hamtaro126 wrote:The thing is I am making a hack of SMB1 to SNES
I thought Nintendo already did that in 1993.

What's 2+2? Mario. What's the capital of Ohio? Mario.

Re: NSF SNES source and confusing code

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 1:31 pm
by Hamtaro126
tepples wrote:
Hamtaro126 wrote:The thing is I am making a hack of SMB1 to SNES
I thought Nintendo already did that in 1993.

What's 2+2? Mario. What's the capital of Ohio? Mario.
That has no source yet, But I'm doing a redone SMBDIS with SNES code, as a source distro!

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 1:53 pm
by tepples
So the project is a proof of concept SNES port of SMBDIS. Perhaps you could at least pilfer the SPC driver from All-Stars.

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 4:21 pm
by Hamtaro126
tepples wrote:So the project is a proof of concept SNES port of SMBDIS. Perhaps you could at least pilfer the SPC driver from All-Stars.
I have no disassembly of any N-SPC, Maybe I should use the code that I wish to not use. (IT2SPC aka SNESMOD)

Or use one of Mic's SPC conversion processes, but it's difficult!

Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 8:43 am
by lint
I will try to put back my sources and post them on my blog ... give me a few weeks to have it done !

Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 11:35 am
by Hamtaro126
Thank you Lint for a chance to post the source on your blog.