So you're all caught upOriginally Posted by God of Battle
WE NEED MORE, MORE I SAY
Battle God
So you're all caught up
WE NEED MORE, MORE I SAY
The All American Hero
MOAR....
If you have any questions on how to set it up on Windows please feel free to ask, its very easy.
Super Moderator
When I blog, I blog hard. Two a day that is.
Read this shit to appreciate the work I have dun:
http://jazz-disassemblies.blogspot.c...ssembly-1.html
Apathetic Demon
It was an interesting read. It's cool to learn what goes into populating those GB boards. Always been interested in SMD soldering, but the opportunity to do it never arose. I was always doing through-hole soldering. I do have a heatgun, but it's not nearly as nice as the setup you have.When I blog, I blog hard. Two a day that is.
Read this shit to appreciate the work I have dun:
http://jazz-disassemblies.blogspot.c...ssembly-1.html
Super Moderator
I can't wait to start my next board printing! It is probably going to be a z80 developers board due to popular demand, but either way I cannot wait. I also need the income.
Apathetic Demon
Heck yeah man, that's cool. Is it going to be another GB-centric device. Since doesn't the GB/GBC used a Z80 processor?I can't wait to start my next board printing! It is probably going to be a z80 developers board due to popular demand, but either way I cannot wait. I also need the income.
Income is always nice.
Cookie Thief
DoneGoing to work today so I won't be playing til I get back
Super Moderator
No and yes. The gameboy does indeed use a variation of the z80 processor; however, it is modified with extra and fewer opcodes. Not only does it include a built-in synth, but it has a (poorly made) built in RS232 communication and special registers. The board I am making will support only the original z80.Heck yeah man, that's cool. Is it going to be another GB-centric device. Since doesn't the GB/GBC used a Z80 processor?
Income is always nice.
As much fun and useful as it would be to make a board surrounding the gbz80, I think someone already had one in the works. I would like to attempt to add USB to the gameboy. The reason I said poorly made is because there are no timers or interrupts to ensure data communication goes well. They made it to simply 'wait' a certain amount of time and assume it went well.
I wish I had suggested an 8086 dev board rather than the z80. People just got excited and I had to continue with it. I actually own a wonderful text book on BASIC 7.0 which would run on the 8086...but now I have to settle for BASIC 4.something.
Two videos that may interest you anyone:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLjXApUMcEc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2oSFpKh_Uw
Last edited by Jazzmarazz; 23rd-September-2013 at 14:51.
Pufftop Prince,Starfy!
I love fall. I get to drink apple cider.mmmm.
The All American Hero
Its still baking down here....
If you have any questions on how to set it up on Windows please feel free to ask, its very easy.
Wandering S(C)hika
Oh hi all.
I was writing a post and did not notice the time going by.
(this is just a quick "hello" because I have to leave for a while...)
Pufftop Prince,Starfy!
It just cooled off here. It still looks like summer though. If that makes sense.
Pufftop Prince,Starfy!
aww,we can visit later.
Veritas.
hi jazz
hows ur cat
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Dead.
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