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de la dirección 0x000 a 0x1FF se carga la fuente de chip-8 y a partir de la 0x200 la ROM a utilizar

There are multiple CHIP-8 versions and not all of them have the same opcodes, so we could search first for specific ones and in that way load one interpreter or another.

Escribir la emulación de la CPU de forma sencilla

Add a basic Travis CI for the makefile so we can have the cool badge on the repo main page

return error values without changing the return type of the functions.
leave usage clear on header file.

develop within this files the display using SDL2

Add a function to either show the trace of the emulator or dump the trace in a log file, for debugging purposes

Add a makefile with the basic compilation instructions

Add a savestate function in order to go back to a previous moment in the emulator

in the same vein as #3, but could be interesting to have different types of display, e.g. being able to visualize roms in terminal.

Add an I/O functionality in order to be able to control whatever the emulator is running

Spooky scary skeleton C project skeleton

En mi viejo emulador de CHIP-8 que me dio mucha pereza terminar tenia un puñado de ROMS para probar:

https://github.com/0xddom/chip8/tree/master/roms

Por si os sirven

cambiar el bloque de cases que repite muchos casos usando un struct para los nibbles y hacer así un análisis más sencillo de las instrucciones

make stack for chip-8 to jump

We need some video output in order to test our ROMs.

Lo que pone en el título.