Yeah, seriously, follow the multigesture tutorial. Just don't copy the code verbatim. Really try to understand it.
The way I went at it was to port it to a language I knew well. I'd look at his tutorial code and try to understand it.
Then write it in a language I knew, specifically once that was different enough for me to have to figure stuff out myself.
Python should be different enough, but I haven't touched it in over a year so I don't know.
Also, it will really teach you a lot about how hex and binary operations work, how programs are structured on the low level, it
will teach you a little about the stack data structure.
Also once you've succesfully written one using the tutorial, delete it(you don't have too). Then try to write one with nothing but Cowgod's chip8 manual as a guide.
The way I went at it was to port it to a language I knew well. I'd look at his tutorial code and try to understand it.
Then write it in a language I knew, specifically once that was different enough for me to have to figure stuff out myself.
Python should be different enough, but I haven't touched it in over a year so I don't know.
Also, it will really teach you a lot about how hex and binary operations work, how programs are structured on the low level, it
will teach you a little about the stack data structure.
Also once you've succesfully written one using the tutorial, delete it(you don't have too). Then try to write one with nothing but Cowgod's chip8 manual as a guide.
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