Drakeor is innocent! Is a personal blog written by Drakeor documenting his life from the eyes of his Draconic alter-ego.
I was looking through my old GitHub account the week and rediscovered my old 8080 emulator project I started last year. Out of boredom, I've decided to pick up the project again and see what I can do to progress
System Mapping our Simulation In The Guild 2, we have a variety of raw materials and industries. My simulation is heavily inspired from this game, but I've also attempted to simplify and cut out a few things from the game
Introduction For quite a few years now my friends and I have played a game called The Guild 2 Renaissance [https://steamcommunity.com/app/39680]. It can be best described as an odd mix of a simulation, RPG, and strategy.
Looking back on the year, I've been focusing heavily on university studies and my job. I've been meaning to get back to my own personal projects however small they would be. For the year of 2019, I would love to
CPU Functions Now that we have our memory and cpu structure setup, it's was time to create functions to initialize the cpu and start processing our ROM! // Creates a new cpu int init_cpu(struct cpustate* cpu); // Tick once in
ROM Setup The first thing to deal with was the ROM files for Space Invaders. I first combined all the 2kB chunks of the rom into one 8kB file. I then wrote a small script (romgen.c [https://github.com/
Introduction This is a project I've started a few months ago. I know there are already tons of 8080 emulators out there but I wanted to try my hand at one as well. I'm writing this emulator in C with
Since Ghost does not allow you to upload and show files by default, this tutorial will show you how to serve files out of the same server as your ghost installation.