A small project implementing a CHIP-8 interpreter using SFML for windowing and input. This is purely a learning exercise as a precursor to (hopefully) learning something about emulation of 8-bit systems. It is free and open source in the hopes that it may be of use to others as an educational resource, but no warranty is claimed as to the correctness or completelness of this software. CHIP8 should build on any platform which supports SFML using either the included VS2015 project for Windows or the CMake file to generate project files (mostly for linux users).
Matt Marchant 2016
http://trederia.blogspot.com
CHIP8 - Zlib license.
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