Virtual Boy Demo. Also a test for me to see if I can maintain a complicated source tree.
What this demo will become remains to be seen.
Compilation requires meson, which in turn requires Python (either the Windows, Cygwin, or POSIX version should work fine). A generic Makefile is not out of the question in the future, especially if I decide to make the source VUCC*-compatible as well (which requires rewriting interrupt logic).
A number of options can need to specified to meson or meson configure. To get
a full list of options, consult meson_options.txt.
To configure a build, ensure gccVB (various versions exist on PlanetVB- I use gcc 4.4) is on the path and run (assuming the working directory is the root of the source tree):
meson.py build --cross-file=cross-file.txt
The source tree expects to see the Github-hosted version of libgccvb
in ./external/libgccvb, where . is the project root. To get it with git,
simply run:
git submodule update
or download a zip and extract it to that directory.
*Virtual Utopia C Compiler- Nintendo's official Virtual Boy compiler.