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Revision as of 01:01, 3 January 2024
Contents
Topics
- What is MSXgl?
- Install and Setup
- Code documentation
- Use of Literal expression
- Boolean
- Free call to BIOS routine
- Credits
- VRAM access timing
- Create a plain ROM
- Create a mapped ROM
- Signature for application identification
Format description
Proposal
- 16-bit register based ROM mapper
- Debug device
- Mapper signature
Q&A
- What if I prefer to have the MSXgl directory in my project directory and not the opposite?
» See the alternative file layout.
- How can I convert my Batch project setting to new JS based Build tool?
» See the batch to JS conversion guide.
- Do I have to mention that I use MSXgl in my game?
» No, it's not mandatory: do as you like. If you mention that the game is made with MSXgl, that's cool, because it might inspire others to create MSX games with this library. The CC BY-SA license applies mainly to people who want to modify and distribute the library on their own. In this case, the author must be cited and the derivative work must retain the same license.