Custom toolchain for the fictional dcpu16, created as part of Mojang's upcoming game 0x10c.

The assembler needs at least a partial rewrite, but the emulator is fairly stable and supports remote connections with a modified gdb.

####Download#### Clone this source repro, and everything besides the emulator is ready to go, provided python 3 is installed.

There is an included gdb port, run git submodule update --init to retrieve it (this may take a bit). In the future, run git submodule update after a git pull to keep gdb up to date.

####Building#### GDB has it's own build instructions. Do cd emulator/gdb from the source directory, then follow the instructions found here.

If you don't want to use the emulator, you can skip this.

First you will need to install any missing prerequisites:

• wxWidgets, for gui
• Boost, for networking (You will need to build boost, as the networking portion of boost depends on boost.System)
• Python 3, needed to assemble the default boot rom
• freeglut, needed for opengl
• glew, needed for opengl
• Optionally, makedepend, if you want to develop in the src directory (Makefiles in subdirs do not use makedepend)

Then, starting in the root of the source directory:

cd emulator/src
make

Done, run ./emulator --help for usage.

####Some other smaller included tools####

• boot.dasm is a floppy boot sector which loads as much of the floppy as possible, available as a sort of compatability code for programs that don't boot from floppy
  • after being assembled, it can be used like cat boot.bin yourprogram.bin > yourprogram.img to create a bootable floppy image from any dcpu16 binary.
• convertEndian.cpp is a tool to flip the endian-ness of a file, created when I accidently thought the endian-ness of a file was flipped.

####Oddities####

• Speaking of experiments like the compiler, there is a experimental folder. Sooner or later I will might split that into my own special branch, keeping just this repo for finished/usable code/tools.
• There are some dcpu16 programs in the root folder, and others in the testing folder. Feel free to play around with them.

####TODO####

• Maybe make a root-level Makefile
• More work on the assembler to have better error messages, and improvements to support for directives
• When I can get lldb to build with the dcpu16 llvm port under linux, use it to verify that the emulator is speaking the gdb-remote protocol correctly