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DrinkCiderFromALemon
Posted on 12-22-20 10:47 AM Link | #2985
Hi,

any plans to eventually setup a 'nightly' autobuild system from the github repository on the likes of appveyor? this could be useful for future testings' convenience and/or if, from what I've seen somewhat frequently in the emulation community, 'stable' releases end up becoming every half-decade or so to the point the dev builds are recommended over the stable ones (fceux, desmume for example)

thanks for any answer (idk if this is in the right section, btw...)

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Rayyan
Posted on 12-22-20 10:52 AM Link | #2986

We do have one, go to the Actions tab in the GitHub repository.

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How to write an emulator
1. throw code to be emulated somewhere
2. make memory system that allows accessing that code
3. emulate CPU
4. have fun implementing all the other hardware
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DrinkCiderFromALemon
Posted on 12-22-20 06:49 PM Link | #2994
Oh, I didn't see that. I guess I either need to use GitHub more often, or it wasn't in the README. (I did look through it beforehand, didn't see anything)

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melons aren't leather seats, or CD players, but they're DS emulators - apparently

poudink
Posted on 12-22-20 10:51 PM Link | #2997
It's not in the readme.

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