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README.md

currently, this just displays a test image and dumps some text to a computer connected via the 64drive's USB port. the image is a test card by Väinö Helminen.

some code is borrowed from krom's repo. their work has been invaluable in getting things started on the N64, and i recommend checking it out.

the Dwarf Fortress 8x12 font is included as a 1-bit-per-pixel image.

an F3DZEX disassembly is included. i did this myself. disassemblies of its data section as well as the 6102 bootcode will be done in the future.

building

you will need to compile bass (the assembler) (ARM9's fork) and z64crc (to be included in this repo later). then, run:

bass main.asm
z64crc test.z64