##Remember: REGS = A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,SCW,SCH (SCW = SCreenWidth,SCH = SCeenHight) #Building a ROM using the CVT.py CVT.py is a program that alows you to draw custom functions that'll make the ROM for you, basicly all you need to know are the functions... ###functions --need to update this later :3

#Building the ROM Because the emulator don't read ROM(s) as binary(due to lua's dofile() function), so the file must start with: ROM = { and "opcodeName $1 $2"(replace the " "spaces with [tabs]) and end with with } if you wana add a DataDrive well just type drivename = "<filename.ext>" how long you want your drive to be, you will type fileLangth = <number>

###OPCODES

$1 = number

$1 = keyboardPress($2)

$1(x),$2(y) = cursorPos

$1 = CursorPress($2)

$1 = number

$1 = CursorWheelX

$1 = CursorWheelY

$1 = $2

tempREG = $1

$1 = tempREG($2)[0-7]

$1 = tempREG($2)[0-7]

$1 = tempREG($2)[0-15]

del tempREG($1)[$2-&2+8]

$1 = $1[1-30] .. $2

$1 = $1 & $2

$1 = $1 | $2

$1 = $1 ^ $2

$1 = !$1

$1 = $1 + $2

$1 = $1 - $2

$1 = $1 / $2

$1 = $1 * $2

print $1

PC = $1

PC = ((? F == number)*1 or (? F != number)*2)

returns "CPU HALTED!!!"

RAM[$1] = $2

$1 = RAM[$2]

F = ((? $1 < $2)*1 or (? $1 == $2)*2 or (? $1 > $2)*3)

$1 = RNG($1,$2)

R = $1

G = $1

B = $1

$1 = screen[X][Y][R]

$1 = screen[X][Y][G]

$1 = screen[X][Y][B]

X = $1

Y = $1

POINT[number] = {X,Y}

Plots a pixel at X,Y

Plot pixels at POINT[1] to POINT[2]

plot lines to make a rectangle from POINT[1] to POINT[2]

renders the screen

DataDrive[$1] = $2

$2 = DataDrive[$1]