I have a 90kb rom, of which only 64kb is the program space, what I do is read the rom file with the file device, until I reach the end of the rom data, then I drew a picture that was stored at that location to the screen.
It's a bit clunky right now because I must know the name of the rom, which is a bit fragile, but if I can find a way around that, I might be able to package roms with lots of assets as a single rom.
@neauoire@tty re: βI must know the name of the rom, which is a bit fragileβ, that could be an excellent choice for the meaning for a zero-length filename in the upcoming File device.
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@tty This is the test I did:
I have a 90kb rom, of which only 64kb is the program space, what I do is read the rom file with the file device, until I reach the end of the rom data, then I drew a picture that was stored at that location to the screen.
It's a bit clunky right now because I must know the name of the rom, which is a bit fragile, but if I can find a way around that, I might be able to package roms with lots of assets as a single rom.