gameduino emulator

I'd be interested to see this ported to Linux and OS X, since I don't have any machines running Windows :-)

I've used it and works very well. Just install the DirectX SDK. It's a work by @kaetemi. Really amazing

It should be relatively easy to port it to another OS. You just need to write the functions of the 'graphics driver', 'system os', 'keyboard' and 'audio driver' classes, which are quite simple. Graphics just draws to an ARGB1555 byte buffer that you need to supply, audio renders into a ~10-100ms signed 16 bit buffer you need to supply, and for keyboard you just set the pins you want changed. System has calls for setting thread priority, sleeping, and stuff like that.

I'll make some additional function later on that'll allow you to specify the virtual wiring of your input devices in the main, as well as letting the coprocessor run synchronized with the sound sample rendering instead of with the graphics, so that you can test that sort of functionality as well. The coprocessor in the emulator currently runs inbetween the graphics drawing, so that it can properly synchronize with the YLINE (seperate thread gave troubles due to thread scheduler kicking it for too long regularly).

Audio and keyboard input implemented for Linux as well now. :)

Added support for the new VIDEO_MODE register as well.

I wrote one a few months back. You can download the zip'ed source files for it here: http://www.scale18.com/gamed.zip

Just modify the gamed.cpp file to select what you are compiling.

If you enable the "domo.cpp" file you can play a demo scrolling game that I was working on. Just use "A" to jump and "4" and "6" to move around.

I haven't worked on the code in a few months as I've been busy.