- Author
Sandor Zsuga (Jubatian)
- Copyright
2013 - 2015, GNU GPLv3 (version 3 of the GNU General Public License) extended as RRPGEvt (temporary version of the RRPGE License): see LICENSE.GPLv3 and LICENSE.RRPGEvt in the project root.
A mix of simple to complex example applications to demonstrate the features of RRPGE, and to provide guidance for programming the RRPGE CPU.
- RRPGE home: http://www.rrpge.org
- RRPGE Specification: https://www.github.com/Jubatian/rrpge-spec
- RRPGE Assembler: https://www.github.com/Jubatian/rrpge-asm
- RRPGE Emulator & Library: https://www.github.com/Jubatian/rrpge-libminimal
- RRPGE User Library: https://www.github.com/Jubatian/rrpge-userlib
Currently the project is developed under a temporary GPL compatible license. The intention for later is to add some permissive exceptions to this license, allowing for creating derivative works (most importantly, applications) under other licenses than GPL.
For more information, see http://www.rrpge.org/community/index.php?topic=30.0
Use the RRPGE Assembler in each of the directories. By default (without parameters) it will take the "main.asm" file, compile the application, and produce an "app.rpa" which can be started by an RRPGE implementation.
A small intro scene utilizing the Graphics Display Generator, mostly producing sprites. This example also contains some ready to use libraries:
- Copy (copy.asm): A generic copy capable to copy any amount of data between any two locations, utilizing DMA where possible.
- RLE decoder (rledec.asm): A simple RLE decoder used to decode image data for the 16 color display. An encoder for this format is provided in the makerle.c source.
- GDG sprite library (gdgsprit.asm; gdgspfix.asm): A complete sprite library for the Graphics Display Generator, designed to be useful with a graphics engine utilizing the Accelerator as well.
A very simple example program demonstrating the use of a mouse.
The most basic example program producing noise. This program may be one of the firsts when testing a new RRPGE implementation, requiring the least from the host.
A rotozoomer demonstrating some uses of the Graphics Accelerator. This example also contains some limited use libraries:
- Rotozoomer (effrzoom.asm): Produces a rotozoomer into an arbitrary destination from a fixed full 1024x512 VRAM bank. It might work for double scanned 8bit mode (320x200) as well, not tested.
- Horizontal wave (effwave.asm): Produces a wave effect by altering a column of render commands in a display list. It is not compatible with the GDG sprite library in the GDG sprite example.
- RLE decoder (rledec.asm): A simple RLE decoder used to decode image data for the 16 color display. An encoder for this format is provided in the makerle.c source.