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CHIP-8 Emulator in Rust

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CHIP-8 Emulator in Rust

Brix

A short weekend project to get some understanding around emulators and a little more experience with Rust. If you have any suggestions or comments regarding either the code, emulators or Rust in general I would be happy to hear from you!

I have tested this on both Windows 10 and Arch Linux.

Requirements

  • CHIP-8 programs

    See Resources used during development section below.

  • Rust 1.26+

  • SDL2 development libraries

    Linux

    If you're running Linux, simply install the relevant package for your distribution. Such as libsdl2-dev for Ubuntu.

    Windows

    I have included the SDL2-2.0.8 pre-compiled binaries for MSVC and MINGW. However, I can only confirm having tested with the MSVC binaries.

How to run

$ cargo run -- <PROGRAM>

Testing

$ cargo test
running 24 tests
test test_add_const ... ok
test test_add ... ok
test test_assign_value ... ok
...

Contributions

Contributions are welcome! Whether in the form of pull requests, suggestions, or comments. I would be happy to discuss any aspect of the project.

Resources used during development

CHIP-8 Info:

Programs:

License

chip8 is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.

See LICENSE.md for details.

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