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-WEBVTT
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-hello everyone and welcome to my talk
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-state of retrogaming and Emacs
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-[Music]
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-first of all a little bit about myself
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-my name is neilman I'm 28 years old
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-I work as a cyber security consultant
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-msg systems and
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-test other people's web applications and
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-review the source code for security
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-problems
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-you can reach me by email I have my own
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-self-hosted git repositories
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-and I have a blog where you can
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-occasionally find new posts by me on all
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-kinds of things not just emix things
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-so but the motivation about this one I
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-found that Emacs is the ultimate
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-procrastination machine and there are
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-lots of fun demonstrations I'll go over
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-a few of them
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-for example someone made a thing to
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-order sell it for himself online so it
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-doesn't have to walk over to the shop
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-there's plenty rc bots there's some game
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-things
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-there's an emulator for the z machine
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-which you can use to play zorg
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-and so I asked myself at this point can
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-you actually emulate retro games at
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-60fps and it looked around a bit
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-and found some projects but none that
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-were actually able to
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-do it at 60fps so I set out to do my own
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-one
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-and looked out for a console that you
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-can actually emulate at that speed
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-using emax with its very very limited
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-rendering
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-and here's the project chip8.el it's
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-pretty much finished
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-it clocks into under 1000 sourced lines
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-of code
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-it supports the superchip 8 extensions
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-it runs at full speed all games behave
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-okay as far as I'm concerned and
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-yeah I'm pretty happy with it it's very
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-much the hell world of emulation
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-and I might maybe do some other
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-emulation projects in the future
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-now for the section which is the longest
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-bunch of fun facts about ship a dot el
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-which I've learned
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-during this project so
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-what the hell is debate anyway first of
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-all unlike many other emulation game
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-things it's not a console but a vm
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-it was designed for easy parting of home
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-computer games
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-it wasn't terribly successful and but
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-there's still a small community of
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-enthusiasts
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-writing games for it and there are even
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-a few demos
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-this vm has system specs it has a very
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-very simple 8-bit cpu with 16 registers
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-and
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-36 fixed size instructions you have a
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-whole
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-4 kilobyte of ram you have a stack with
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-16 return addresses
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-the resolution is 64 by 32 black white
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-pixels
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-rendering is done by drawing sprites
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-these are drawn in excel mode meaning
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-that if you
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-draw a sprite and set a bit it just
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-flips over from black to white or white
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-to black
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-first one you have a modern buzz that
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-can just beep at one
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-frequency and most unusually there's a
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-hexadecimal keypad as input
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-so the keys are basically zero to nine
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-and a to f
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-so how does this whole thing work it
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-runs an unspecified speed
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-you'll probably have to do some fine
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-tune you find the speed you're happy
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-with
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-sound and delay timers exist they count
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-down at 60fps down to zero
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-this is done so that you can play a
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-sound at some specific time
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-the game itself is loaded with a fixed
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-offset into ram the program account is
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-set to exactly that offset
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-and from there it enters the game loop
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-where decodes and instruction executes
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-it for the side effects and just
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-loops and does this at infinitum
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-so the game was the first thing where
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-into problems the usual game approach is
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-to
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-do stuff figure out how long to eight
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-wait for exactly that much and
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-repeat this doesn't work well in imax at
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-all because well
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-user input basically and
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-Emacs is designed to just do whatever it
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-needs to do whenever you enter use input
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-instead of
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-doing things at one specific time if you
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-try to do
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-interruptable sleep well you get
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-unpredictable behavior
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-for example can be the timer doesn't run
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-at all at next time because you've
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-accidentally cancelled it
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-if you do uninterruptable sleep it's
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-freezes instead which isn't what you
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-want either
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-so I went for timers which forced me to
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-do inversion of control
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-meaning that I have to write code in the
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-style where it's just call it
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-time and this allows this input to
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-happen and to
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-for things to progress at roughly the
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-speed I want to
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-so there's the skydiver function which
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-is called a 60fps
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-and I have to be very careful to not do
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-too much in it
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-and say this function execute cpu cycles
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-decrypt the sound delay registers and
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-redraw
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-the screen so to map this whole system
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-to mx lisp
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-I've used just integers and vectors
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-which contain even more integers
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-this is used for the ram registers
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-return stack key state screen and so on
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-and so forth basically
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-what you would do if you were writing c
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-all of this is stored in global
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-variables I'm not using any
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-lists at all and as a side effect
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-there's no constant going on at all
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-there are no extra objects created which
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-would trigger
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-garbage collection pulses this getting
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-this red was rather tricky actually and
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-there were some
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-in garbage collection problems which I
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-had to resolve over time
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-so the coding instructions for this you
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-have to know that all instructions are
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-two bytes long
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-and the arguments encoded inside them
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-for example the jump to address
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-instruction
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-is encoded as one and three hex digits
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-the type is extracted masking with f000
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-and then shifting it by 12 bits mask
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-means the hd
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-performance binary end you can do the
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-same with the argument basement with
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-zero fff
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-and no shift if you do this long enough
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-you'll find common patterns for example
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-addresses are always encoded like this
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-using the last three nibbles in the code
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-you'll find a big count which dispatches
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-on the type and executes it for the side
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-effects
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-for testing I've initially just accused
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-the rom until I fit ctrl g
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-and then use the debug command to run
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-the screen to a buffer
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-later on I found tiny roms that just
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-display a static
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-test screen for example logo and looked
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-whether it looked right
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-I added instructions as needed and went
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-through more and more and more roms and
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-later I wrote in unit test suite as a
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-safety net and this unit test suite it
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-just
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-sets up an empty emulator state executes
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-some instructions and then looks whether
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-the
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-expected side effects have happened
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-for debugging I usually use e-debug but
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-this was super ineffective because well
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-you don't really want to step through
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-big cons doing side effects for every
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-single cycle when it can take like 100
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-cycles for things to happen
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-therefore I've set up logging and
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-whenever I locked something
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-and couldn't figure out the error I
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-compared my lock output with
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-instrumented version of another emulator
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-and if the locks diverge then I have
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-figured out where the bug lies and could
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-look deeper into it
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-future project idea might be a chip 8
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-debugger but I doubt I'll ever
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-go into it for analysis I initially
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-wrote a disassembler which is a very
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-simple thing but super tedious
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-especially if you wanted to add advanced
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-functionality for example analysis or
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-thinking of what part is data what had
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-this code
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-and I had this great idea for using the
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-radari 2 framework
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-and adding analysis and disassembly
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-plug-in for it
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-so I looked into this found okay here
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-where you can write plugins in c
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-but also in python so I wrote one in
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-python and then the scout there's
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-actually existing one in core which you
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-have to enable explicitly by passing its
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-argument so I've tried it and found it's
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-not exactly as good as my own one so
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-improved this one and submitted pull
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-requests until it was at the same level
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-rendering was the trickiest part of this
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-whole thing because
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-well I decided against using a library
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-not like there would have been any
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-usable library for this
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-my usual approach of accelerating svg
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-file was too expensive it just created
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-too much garbage and took too long time
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-I then tried creating mutating strings
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-this was either either too expensive
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-just like svgs or too complicated I
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-tried changing svg tiles which created
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-gaps between the lines
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-then I tried to create an xpm file which
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-was backed by a bull vector
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-administrating this bull vector
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-but the image caching effect made it
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-just every nth frame to appear which
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-wasn't good either then I had the idea
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-to just use plain text
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-and paint the individual characters with
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-a different background color this
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-this had perfect perfect performance
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-there were many optimization attempts
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-until I got there and it was
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-very very stressful I wasn't sure
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-whether I would ever get to accept the
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-performance at all
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-for sound you only need to a single beep
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-so technically it shouldn't be difficult
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-to emulate it
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-however doing this is hard because Emacs
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-officially only supports synchronous
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-playback of sounds
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-but there's also emax process which you
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-can launch in asynchronous way
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-so I looked into it and found that
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-employee has a slave mode and mpv
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-supports listing on the
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-fifo for commands so I've created a pipe
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-started a past mpv in loop mode and
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-always send in pause and pause command
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-to the fifo and that way I could control
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-when to start beeping and stop beeping
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-so yeah that's it so far was a very
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-educational experience
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-I have tried out a bunch of games which
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-were
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-well I almost say the worst ports of
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-classic games I've ever tried
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-it wasn't terribly fun to play them but
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-was fun to improve the emulator until
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-well things worked good enough
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-and I've learned a lot about how
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-computers work at this level
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-so maybe maybe I'll in the future make
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-another emulator
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-but uh I'm not sure whether anything
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-more advanced like intel 8080 emulator
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-will actually run mix fast enough
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-but it's still an interesting idea
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-because then you could actually have an
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-os
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-inside Emacs and fulfill that one
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-specific meme
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-but if I try to do most serious stuff
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-I'll probably use chicken scheme which
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-is my
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-preferred language for serious projects
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-and writing neso gamer emulator
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-and that's it thank you