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Ferris begins a live-coding series to build a Nintendo 64 emulator from scratch using Rust.
NOTE: This series/emulator has not been worked on for several years, and no usable emulator came of it. I still think it's worth keeping around, but don't expect it to return anytime soon. Today we started building a Nintendo 64 emulator from scratch in Rust! This series is all about following my journey as I go from very little knowledge of the console (and in some cases limited reverse-engineering knowledge) to a full-working emulator. This is the raw, unabridged process, so it may be a little slow, but this is it, folks, this is what it looks like :) Project repo: github.com/yupferris/rustendo64 (even though we didn't get very far this time, haha) Episode playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-sXmdrqqYYcznDg4xwAJWQgNL2gRray2 Follow me on twitter for updates on when I'll be streaming and other such nonsense! twitter.com/ferristweetsnow Special thanks to the chat this time around, they were super helpful, including the author of cen64 (another n64 emulator)! You guys rule :) Perhaps next time I'll be able to record the chat as well; sorry about that! Recorded on Jan. 15 2016What people say. Recommended as a detailed live-coding series showing the process of building an emulator in Rust.
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