It could probably run the code for doom, once recompiled for the risc-v emulator, but given that the only output is a paper teletype, displaying it would be a problem
It could probably run the code for doom, once recompiled for the risc-v emulator, but given that the only output is a paper teletype, displaying it would be a problem
> but given that the only output is a paper teletype, displaying it would be a problem
You are in a maze of twisty passages, all alike. A cacodaemon floats by, hissing.
I wonder which would be faster: computing a frame, or printing it? If you could print one frame at a time, you could make a flip-book animation.
And given the NES emulator example, take half an hour per frame.