hi i found snes programing fun and i wan't to try it i read all the snes post before ask. i know 6502 assambly i lern ti in the school the snes is 65816 that is like 6502 but 16bit so snes programing won't be dificult at all but i have some questions i'll use wla-85816 to build my assambly code but what i need to do first i read something about header block and cartridge info and im not really shure about the glrx stuff can somebody give me an example code that i don't know put a pixel on the screen is all that i need to start other thing the wla-65816 out can be used as a snes rom in emulatos like znes and how i use this in the real thing i open my killer instinct cartridge and i don't found an eprom like other post says i found a 74ls00(decoder?) and something that says TEN-E both are 14 pins i hope u can help me ray:
i found what i was looking for in this page http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Super_NES_Programming the structure of a snes program and how to make a smc file now im still wondering if any one know how i use this in the snes i need a special cartridge or what i need? or some kind of diagram to make a cartridge thnxs
zophars domain is a great resource for all things console http://www.zophar.net/tech/snes.html also you should check out the wiki section at http://snesdev.net
The SNES programming tutorials from Vintage-Dev are great, but i cant found the link now (maybe someone know the correct-link)... :nod: And at the last link from devzone you can find the "SNES-starterkit" from neviksti... Its all you need for beginning: http://nesdev.parodius.com/SNES-starterkit.zip Enjoy! ;-)
oohh devzone thnxs for the pages are great :020: and Producer thnxs that starter kit is awsome i have all i need to start a proyect thnxs i all ready made a test smc file and it runs in the snes emulator :dance:
That is great, well done :clap: :dance: :clap: I would love to see some screen shots of your project as it evolves :nod: BTW what are you programming ?
You can use either Tototek's Super Flash 64M (and a parallel port connection): http://www.tototek.com/pio/main1/SUBMENU/Probuy.php?CategoryID=10&Description=HARDWARE or a Doctor SF6/SF7 (and a 1.44MB floppy): http://www.tototek.com/pio/main1/SUBMENU/Buy.php?CategoryID=9&Description=BACKUP%20UNIT I personally find the Doctor SF6/SF7 to be the easier option, as finding parallel ports on computers is getting harder to do and it's easy to find a USB floppy drive, which works fine.
i want to do a fight game like kof thnxs that is very helpfull ...... it's a bad day the ps3 metal gear bundle is out of stock :crying:i was in a IGDA conference today and i can't buy one
