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Heed those words, SoraK05. Grant knows what he's talkin' about.

Wrong. No one ever turned a Rom to an Exe. Do you know why? Because you need a computer that can make "flow of paths by steps". Only Sora has this kind of machine.

I wholeheartedly agree that you don't need a CS degree to understand the principles. But I do think that you don't really understand the formal methods, the math, and the details of how to publish the proofs without the practice of living out the research and going through peer review yourself. The concepts are actually pretty simple, but learning how to actually formally prove it yourself in a rigorous way is very difficult.

I mostly wanted a way to say that Sora should go into academia for 6 years where they could research and write papers on this and get slammed by others in academia rather than bugging us. I thought it would fit better with Sora's rambling approach with zero basis in reality.

It'll still work if you emulate periodic system level stuff by using timer callbacks that operate independently of the emulated instructions. For example, you'd still generate vblanks 60 times a second, and you'd do it by somehow injecting interrupts into the emulated code. This is what qemu does and AFAIK it's what current PSP emulators do. If you have a whole ton of events a second, like hblank IRQs or fast timers going off, this could end up overwhelming your host system.

Another caveat with this (outside of having severely inaccurate timing) is that it becomes a lot more cumbersome to speed up or slow down the emulation without breaking things, and virtually impossible to reproduce execution. And if the emulator is too slow there's a chance you'll break the game instead of just making it slower.

I'm glad sora voiced his misconceptions for so long here. Everyone's corrections here has been more on the basics of emulation than I've been able to find in one place before.

Also, hi.

Let's see if we can get it to 40 pages. It'll be a goldmine of information by then.Hi hi~

Goldmine of memes, also.
Also, hi.

Best first post.

Also, hi.

Also, hi.

Hell-o, indeed.

Are we really doing this?

Why the fuck not.

Hello.

Meanwhile, the new Broken Thumb-based Asspull III× has:

• run a program from 0x00000000
• that invoked a BIOS call from 0x0D000000
• that wrote a string given by the program to VRAM at 0x0E000000

SoraK05, what have you done today?

Hi snesbot.

Did you mean: Asspush

You can call it asspush if you want.

I will then. Can I call SoraK00000000005 Starvin' Marvin'?