A NES emulator in ~5000 significant bytes of c.
Plays some mapper 0/1/2/3/4/7 games.
Probably only builds on Linux and macOS. Try gcc or clang.
$ make
$ ./smolnes <rom.nes>
Keys:
Action | Key |
---|---|
DPAD-UP | ↑ |
DPAD-DOWN | ↓ |
DPAD-LEFT | ← |
DPAD-RIGHT | → |
B | Z |
A | X |
START | Enter |
SELECT | Tab |
Look for line 20 in the source code. The following table shows which numbers map to which keyboard keys:
character | number | default key | NES button |
---|---|---|---|
\33 | 27 | X | A Button |
\35 | 29 | Z | B Button |
+ | 43 | Tab | Select Button |
( | 40 | Return | Start Button |
R | 82 | Arrow Up | DPAD Up |
Q | 81 | Arrow Down | DPAD Down |
P | 80 | Arrow Left | DPAD Left |
O | 79 | Arrow Right | DPAD Right |
- Look up the keys you want to replace from this list SDL scancode list
- Convert the number to its ascii character, or C character literal.
- Replace this character in the string.