Jumping on the bandwagon - DDCPU-16

[Luis Panadero Guardeño]

I'm afraid that you not are the first that did a DCPU-16 emulator in D :
https://github.com/Zardoz89/DEDCPU-16
Just now, I can't update because I have now the final examinations. I had 
scheduled a comple rewrite to get a better cycle count and timming acurracy 
and adding a real I/O support. Plus, Notch just release now, a update specs 
(on reddit) that broken anything using the olds specs and add HardWare & 
SoftWare Interrupts.

If you have interest of going serius with DCPU-16, we can talk of joining 
our efforts.

Bernard Helyer wrote:

> https://github.com/bhelyer/DDCPU-16
> 
> DDCPU-16 is a D implementation of Notch's (of Minecraft fame)
> DCPU-16, a fictional 16 bit CPU for his upcoming game, 0x10c.
> More info at http://0x10c.com, including specs.
> 
> You'll see a grand total of two source files, and one is only
> really there for my testing. The only interesting module is
> dcpu16.cpu, which contains a class CPU with two public methods of
> note: load(ushort[]) to load code and run(int) to run it for a
> minimum number of cycles.
> 
> The CPU code is completely freestanding, with no dependencies
> (even on Phobos) and is @safe ready, and pure where possible.
> 
> Manu is planning on hooking up some virtual hardware to it (which
> is described in basic form elsewhere). No real reason for this,
> just needed something to fill a Sunday.
> 
> I've only tested it to the extent that I've stepped through
> Notch's
> example in the spec (the one loaded in main.d) and verified that
> works, but I'm sure there'll be more bugs lurking. If you find
> the bugs that I'm sure are still lurking, create an issue on
> GitHub.
> 
> 
> -Bernard.
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