Computer Hardware
Computer hardware is the physical part of a computer, including its digital circuitry, as distinguished from the computer software that executes within the hardware.
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Re: Emulators & memory editing

This message was edited by zibadian at 2007-4-7 3:51:34 : This message was edited by porodoro at 2007-4-7 3:16:41 : Hi all , i've two questions to ask. : : If you think that you can help me a...
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Re: offscreen video memory

This message was edited by ASHLEY4 at 2005-8-30 10:31:10 You need to fill a mode info like this: ;====================================================; ; VESA MODE INFORMATION...
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Cubify???

How and where can you get software to convert exe's (e.g. my homebrew games) to a format that the Nintendo Gamecube can understand? Also, how do i get input from the GCN controler and read from...
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Re: 68000 Programmers

System Mercury is the other nickname for the System Multi 32 Main CPU : NEC V70 @ 20MHz (32 bits RISC CPU) Sound CPU : Z80 @ 8MHz Sound chip : 1 x YM3438 + Custom 28 Channel PCM chip (access up...
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Re: 68000 Programmers

Just remembered the other name for the V60, it's NEC uPD70616. Yes, I am still looking for the manual, I might have it in another storage, I don't believe I gave it away, although I could be wrong...
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Re: 68000 Programmers

I have never worked for Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Co., although I have worked with them on some projects pertaining to testing hardware and software faults in the field. Specifically, I worked for a...
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Re: 68000 Programmers

Hiya! I actually program software for the Megadrive as a hobby. It would be nice to work for Sega one day :} Did you check out the link to my webpage? We've actually started to get a small...
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Re: 68000 - Assmbler tutorials!

I run a webpage that has beginners tutorials for the 68k processor. Only, my tutorials are for the Sega Megadrive gaming machine, however the instructions and syntax is the same for the PC or other...
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68000 Programmers

Hey! I just want to know how many 68k programmers there are on this forum, and what sort of machines you code. I'm also a 68k programmer, I program software for the Sega Megadrive Gaming...
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Re: not much to do with programming, but...

hi, Yes you can use an dvd burner. but you have to modifie youre playstation 2 than. And no you cant use an cdrom burner. or else there werent an dvd burner :) best regards, Vyeyendra...
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dvd's on xbox

I have a quick question- I am new to programming so i dont really know how to ask this as well as it should be asked, but: Is there any way to encode a signal into a DVD movie so that when it is...
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Sega System 32 programming

Does anybody who happens to be reading this know where I can find some technical details for some of the sega system 32's hardware? Heres a description of the hardware it uses: *Main...
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Re: Playstation games

Hi, I am trying to make a game for private use only, so does that means I don't have to bothered about the legal issues? So is memory knowledge the cheap way to go about it? Thanks for your...
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Re: Sega Genesis opcodes

I think it has two processors: the Z80 and 68k. The Z80 does background music and sound while the 68k does graphics and control.
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Re: xbox

: what language is the xbox programmed in. : Well, the X-Box uses the same processor as the IBM-PCs, so you could program it in C,Pascal,Delphi, or any language that can generate code for Intel...
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Link a SNES/SFamicom to a PC

Hi, I would like to link a SNES to a PC by the printer port to play the demo from the hard drive of my PC If anyone knews how to do ... I'm interested .. Thanx WiLL_Fr
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Re: (reply chain cont...)

Hi Thanks for your help in this.... Then you simply say: char* output = (char*); sprintf(output, "result: %d", result); Yes I finally understand....the simulator I am using...
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Re: (reply chain cont...)

: I asked the question because I am using a 68000 simulator that has no output device but I am able to monitor strings at a given memory location ,so I was using sprintf(output,"result: %d",result);...
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Re: NES or SNES?

: Hi people, I've just begun in the wonderful world of assembly... (yeah, you could say that I'm a total newbie at this :p) I've just been wondering which console is the easiest to program for...
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