CHIP-8 is an interpreted programming language, developed by Joseph Weisbecker. Initially used on the COSMAC VIP and Telmac 1800 8-bit microcomputers in the mid-1970s, it allowed video games to be easily programmable.

• GLFW3 (3.1.x) - GFX
• GLEW (1.12.x) - GL Extensions
• GLM (0.9.6.x) - Math
• SFML (2.3) - Sound
• C++11 Compiler (g++ or clang++)
• Premake4 (Build System)

## Build

cd cee
premake4 gmake
make config=debug

Currently, opening the binary requires that it must be opened, whilst cd'd via the root of the project as there are some file paths that are dependent on it (e.g. shader resources).

cee FILE_PATH

## Example

cd cee
./bin/debug/cee ./data/programs/INVADERS

• Add beeping sound (currently no sound).
• Add controls to frame rate.

The following games are distributed with the interpreter:

• 15PUZZLE
• BLINKY
• BLITZ
• BRIX
• CAVE
• CONNECT4
• GUESS
• HIDDEN
• INVADERS
• KALEID
• MAZE
• MERLIN
• MISSILE
• PONG
• PONG2
• PUZZLE
• SYZYGY
• TANK
• TETRIS
• TICTAC
• UFO
• VBRIX
• VERS
• WALL
• WIPEOFF

You can find them in the data/programs folder.

The code is available under the MIT license.