Sure, why not?
This model is generated and maintained using our VeriStand model generation script: BloomyControls/vsmodelgen
The original footwork for this port to the Linux framebuffer came from stoffera/fbdoom.
- VeriStand
- Linux RT model build support + tooling (available from NI)
- a cRIO or other Linux RT chassis compatible with VeriStand which has a video output
- a copy of Doom from which to source the DOOM.WAD file
The DOOM.WAD file must be placed on the target in the /c directory. It must be
named in lowercase (doom.wad), or else the game will not find it!
Modify build_linux64.bat with your VeriStand version (i.e., 2018). Then run
build_linux64.bat. You can then load and deploy the model, which will be
located at build/linux64/libvsdoom64.so.
To add inports, outports, signals, and parameters, simply add them to
model.json and run python ./vsmodelgen.py -f -O src model.json. You can then
modify src/vsdoom.c to your heart's content.
The model-specific code is licensed by Bloomy under the BSD 3-Clause license.
See LICENSE for details. All Doom source code is copyright Id Software. The
Doom source code license can be found in DOOMLIC.TXT (copied from the source
release). genvsmodel.py is licensed by Bloomy under the BSD 3-Clause license.