ZSNES board

Hyos wrote:

laserbeak43 wrote:when i get off of work tonight i will try it.

While I do not have anything interesting to add to the topic, I have to say nice avatar.

lol

when i get off of work tonight i will try it.

sorry about that. i guess i am a bit lazy about fully explaining myself. maybe i wont fully understand how important it is to explain until i'm actualy programming i will look into that stuff when i have some free time(at work) and download it when i get home. thanks.

We have plenty of hardware information on the SNES including the current and most accurate SNES hardware docs by Anomie. Many sites don't have those. Not to mention, we've got sample assembly source code and more. http://www.romhacking.net all of anomie's guides are hardware guides. no tutorials on...

We have plenty of hardware information on the SNES including the current and most accurate SNES hardware docs by Anomie. Many sites don't have those. Not to mention, we've got sample assembly source code and more. http://www.romhacking.net all of anomie's guides are hardware guides. no tutorials on...

http://snescentral.edgeemu.com/Development/index.html dont think he'll have much info anytime soon.... I understand that I haven't updated my site in a while, never really had the time (or a reliable computer to do it on). Given time (and some Pink Floyd records), I'll have the asmembly tutorial fi...

wow nice! thanks guys!!!

hey neviksti we started one day then i never saw you online again. did i scare you off? i'd really love to have your help!!

GOATSnEs wrote:This site has a snes assembler tutorial.

arf?? i'll search for it

Assembly is per-cpu. You have to mention which kind of assembly you wish to learn. For example, I learnt 80386 ASM from this (actually own a hard copy), especially chapter 17 (instruction set) and from all the stuff Nach and TRAC told me (especially about pointers and type sizes). But x86 ASM canno...

that's be great!!. i live on the east coast use. ad saturday in the morning would be great for me!

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i will also ask the few coders that i know if they are interested but i highly doubt it

where did you guys learn your assembly?
could you point me to the right docs?
i have the snes starter kit and a whole bunch of snes docs but no assembly stuff

hmmm got any written versions of that assembly tutorial you were talking about??

neviksti
i've downloaded your starter kit and have just opened the readme. since i am mainly concentrating on sound is there a place you reccomend i start first?

wow thanks for this info!!! i found this in a flood of emails i had in my inbox(1000+) while cleaning. i will get to it imediately.

IceFox wrote:

laserbeak43 wrote:

Nach wrote:You still missing quite a few documents though, like the ones on my site

what docs?

http://nsrt.edgeemu.com/forum/kb.php

oh ok i was looking for more spc related info. could i learn about the spc without learning about everything else?

http://snescentral.edgeemu.com/Development/index.html

dont think he'll have much info anytime soon....

creaothceann wrote:Have a look at the documents at zophar.net and http://snescentral.edgeemu.com/ ...
I'm sure others can point out some links as well.

thanks i'll check it out.
i found a couple pages when i was browsing the forum last night too..

whicker wrote:to make music, you shouldn't need to know assembly language.

not all people who make music want to be stars. some of us want to work behind the scenes as engineers of one thing or another. actualy there are more professional music developers then there are celebs

Nach wrote:You still missing quite a few documents though, like the ones on my site

what docs?

hi i was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction to learn assembly language. i want to do things with the spc and whatever other thing inside the nes or the carts that make music. any books(prefferably downloadable) that you reccomend reading? whats steps should i take to learn? ho...