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It would be cool to compile Pemsa with a RetroArch backend so it could be used on emulators that use RetroArch. There's another PICO-8 core called retro-8 that is available via RetroArch, but it's not fully up-to-date and I believe it doesn't emulate PICO-8 as closely as Pemsa does. For example, it uses floating point numbers rather than fixed-point, and I think some of the newer features are just completely unsupported.
I'm not sure what compiling against RetroArch entails, but I wanted to open an issue since it seems like a cool goal.
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Not sure, I'll have to take a closer look at RetroArch docs. retro8 is the other PICO-8 emulator that currently has a RetroArch backend, so it seems like we could also use that as a resource and look how its compilation is set up.
It would be cool to compile Pemsa with a RetroArch backend so it could be used on emulators that use RetroArch. There's another PICO-8 core called retro-8 that is available via RetroArch, but it's not fully up-to-date and I believe it doesn't emulate PICO-8 as closely as Pemsa does. For example, it uses floating point numbers rather than fixed-point, and I think some of the newer features are just completely unsupported.
I'm not sure what compiling against RetroArch entails, but I wanted to open an issue since it seems like a cool goal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: