sgb.h File Reference

#include <types.h>
#include <stdint.h>

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Macros
#define	SGB_PAL_01   0x00U
#define	SGB_PAL_23   0x01U
#define	SGB_PAL_03   0x02U
#define	SGB_PAL_12   0x03U
#define	SGB_ATTR_BLK   0x04U
#define	SGB_ATTR_LIN   0x05U
#define	SGB_ATTR_DIV   0x06U
#define	SGB_ATTR_CHR   0x07U
#define	SGB_SOUND   0x08U
#define	SGB_SOU_TRN   0x09U
#define	SGB_PAL_SET   0x0AU
#define	SGB_PAL_TRN   0x0BU
#define	SGB_ATRC_EN   0x0CU
#define	SGB_TEST_EN   0x0DU
#define	SGB_ICON_EN   0x0EU
#define	SGB_DATA_SND   0x0FU
#define	SGB_DATA_TRN   0x10U
#define	SGB_MLT_REQ   0x11U
#define	SGB_JUMP   0x12U
#define	SGB_CHR_TRN   0x13U
#define	SGB_PCT_TRN   0x14U
#define	SGB_ATTR_TRN   0x15U
#define	SGB_ATTR_SET   0x16U
#define	SGB_MASK_EN   0x17U
#define	SGB_OBJ_TRN   0x18U

Functions
uint8_t	sgb_check (void) OLDCALL PRESERVES_REGS(b
void	sgb_transfer (uint8_t *packet) OLDCALL PRESERVES_REGS(b

Variables
uint8_t	c

Detailed Description

Super Gameboy definitions.

See the example SGB project for additional details.

Macro Definition Documentation

SGB_PAL_01

#define SGB_PAL_01   0x00U

SGB Command: Set SGB Palettes 0 & 1

SGB_PAL_23

#define SGB_PAL_23   0x01U

SGB Command: Set SGB Palettes 2 & 3

SGB_PAL_03

#define SGB_PAL_03   0x02U

SGB Command: Set SGB Palettes 0 & 3

SGB_PAL_12

#define SGB_PAL_12   0x03U

SGB Command: Set SGB Palettes 1 & 2

SGB_ATTR_BLK

#define SGB_ATTR_BLK   0x04U

SGB Command: Set color attributes for rectangular regions

SGB_ATTR_LIN

#define SGB_ATTR_LIN   0x05U

SGB Command: Set color attributes for horizontal or vertical character lines

SGB_ATTR_DIV

#define SGB_ATTR_DIV   0x06U

SGB Command: Split screen in half and assign separate color attribes to each side and the divider

SGB_ATTR_CHR

#define SGB_ATTR_CHR   0x07U

SGB Command: Set color attributes for separate charactersSet SGB Palette 0,1 Data

SGB_SOUND

#define SGB_SOUND   0x08U

SGB Command: Start and stop a internal sound effect, and sounds using internal tone data

SGB_SOU_TRN

#define SGB_SOU_TRN   0x09U

SGB Command: Transfer sound code or data to the SNES APU RAM

SGB_PAL_SET

#define SGB_PAL_SET   0x0AU

SGB Command: Apply (previously transferred) SGB system color palettes to actual SNES palettes

SGB_PAL_TRN

#define SGB_PAL_TRN   0x0BU

SGB Command: Transfer palette data into SGB system color palettes

SGB_ATRC_EN

#define SGB_ATRC_EN   0x0CU

SGB Command: Enable/disable Attraction mode. It is enabled by default

SGB_TEST_EN

#define SGB_TEST_EN   0x0DU

SGB Command: Enable/disable test mode for "SGB-CPU variable clock speed function"

SGB_ICON_EN

#define SGB_ICON_EN   0x0EU

SGB Command: Enable/disable ICON functionality

SGB_DATA_SND

#define SGB_DATA_SND   0x0FU

SGB Command: Write one or more bytes into SNES Work RAM

SGB_DATA_TRN

#define SGB_DATA_TRN   0x10U

SGB Command: Transfer code or data into SNES RAM

SGB_MLT_REQ

#define SGB_MLT_REQ   0x11U

SGB Command: Request multiplayer mode (input from more than one joypad)

SGB_JUMP

#define SGB_JUMP   0x12U

SGB Command: Set the SNES program counter and NMI (vblank interrupt) handler to specific addresses

SGB_CHR_TRN

#define SGB_CHR_TRN   0x13U

SGB Command: Transfer tile data (characters) to SNES Tile memory

SGB_PCT_TRN

#define SGB_PCT_TRN   0x14U

SGB Command: Transfer tile map and palette data to SNES BG Map memory

SGB_ATTR_TRN

#define SGB_ATTR_TRN   0x15U

SGB Command: Transfer data to (color) Attribute Files (ATFs) in SNES RAM

SGB_ATTR_SET

#define SGB_ATTR_SET   0x16U

SGB Command: Transfer attributes from (color) Attribute Files (ATF) to the Game Boy window

SGB_MASK_EN

#define SGB_MASK_EN   0x17U

SGB Command: Modify Game Boy window mask settings

SGB_OBJ_TRN

#define SGB_OBJ_TRN   0x18U

SGB Command: Transfer OBJ attributes to SNES OAM memory

Function Documentation

sgb_check()

uint8_t sgb_check

(

void

)

Returns a non-null value if running on Super GameBoy

sgb_transfer()

void sgb_transfer

(

uint8_t *

packet

)

Transfer a SGB packet

Parameters

packet

Pointer to buffer with SGB packet data.

The first byte of packet should be a SGB command, then up to 15 bytes of command parameter data.

See the sgb_border GBDK example project for a demo of how to use these the sgb functions.

When using the SGB with a PAL SNES, a delay should be added just after program startup such as:

// Wait 4 frames
// For PAL SNES this delay is required on startup
for (uint8_t i = 4; i != 0; i--) wait_vbl_done();

See also

sgb_check()

Variable Documentation

c

void c