Hackaday Raspberry Pi Boots CP/M Hackaday If you want to try booting a “bare metal” Z80 emulator with CP/M on a Raspberry Pi , you can try EMUZ80 RPI. The files reside on an SD card and the Pi directly boots it, avoiding any Linux OS (like Raspian)
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Hackaday GameGirl: A Better Portable Raspberry Pi Hackaday For better or worse, the most popular use for the Raspberry Pi – by far – is media centers and retro game consoles. No, the great unwashed masses aren't developing Linux drivers for their Pi peripherals, and very few people are tackling bare metal ARM …
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Hackaday Writing Doom For The Raspberry Pi Hackaday There's not even an operating system on the Pi . It's 9800 lines of bare metal ARM assembly. If that doesn't hurt your brain we dunno what does! They are using the official textures from the game, and it's not quite a perfect replica — but it's pretty …
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A couple of weeks ago, we featured a first-year undergraduate project from Imperial College in London: a bare-metal port of StarFox to the Raspberry Pi. It’s stupendously good; even more so when you realise that the people behind it are 18 and 19 years old.
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Here’s something rather special, which should resonate with those of you over a certain age . Star Fox was a Nintendo game for the SNES, released back in 1993 with fast, 3D gameplay – the player travels at high speed along a bounded path, avoiding and shooting obstacles and enemies, while picking up power-ups. Those obstacles were filled 3D polygons, which was very unusual at the time (and hard to render)
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PiFox: bare-metal ARM assembly language Star Fox