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marvelus10 wrote:Did anything ever come out of this topic?

There is a CHIP-8 emulator

Multithreading could work like this

Maybe I could get more control if I use Blockly
Edit: It might be too hard though:

Creating a new language generator for Blockly is a fairly large undertaking, and with that in mind the documentation doesn't seem to offer much in terms of help with creating one.

I'll try to add psuedo-threading if you think it would be useful, but I originally thought of it being an easier way to use an assembler so I wouldn't have type so much or to remember opcodes.

The problem is that is isn't written from scratch (get it?) so I don't have much control over how it works

An interpreter would be too slow

tokumaru wrote:The event system is pretty handy too.

Do you mean the hat blocks? They would be hard because it's single threaded

By the way, the labels don't need to wrap around the script but it's easier to organise things that way.

Is ASM6 a good choice for the assembler?

I'm making progress with the assembly version

OK, I just thought it had been locked and that it might be a mistake and I wanted to check. It's been 8 years and 15485 views, and no one has even said "That's good advice" or "I don't agree with that" or anything. Should I delete this?

I use Scratch, and I really need to move on, but I'm really good at it now. I can do basic 3D.
Also, I'm working on an assembly language version of this now.
Edit: Wait, are you a teacher?

Can I reply to this?
Edit: Yes, I can. Why are there no other replies then?

I haven't posted on here in ages, but I made a proof of concept for programming the NES in a Scratch-like language. I ported the "hello world" project from this tutorial to it. I noticed that this Scratch clone has something called "Codification" so it can compile the script into any language, inclu...

Does this have anything to do with my thread?