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''How to set up Debug Mode for CEmu''
''How to set up Debug Mode for CEmu''
----1) Enable it in the makefile ''''DEBUGMODE ?= DEBUG'''
<blockquote>1) Enable it in the makefile ''''DEBUGMODE ?= DEBUG'''
2) Add ''''#include <debug.h>''' to the makefiles
2) Add ''''#include <debug.h>''' to the makefiles
3) Use this code for variables.       bbcode.gsub! "[list]", "<blockquote>"
3) Use this code for variables. ''''dbg_sprintf(dbgout, "%d\n", variableName); '''
''''dbg_sprintf(dbgout, "%d\n", variableName); '''
4) Use this code for text. ''''dbg_sprintf(dbgout, "Hi\n");'''
4) Use this code for text. ''''dbg_sprintf(dbgout, "Hi\n");'''
</blockquote>


''How to Store and Retrieve Highscores or Variables from an AppVar''
''How to Store and Retrieve Highscores or Variables from an AppVar''
----1) Declare ''''file''' as a ''''ti_var_t''' variable, and ''''highscore''' as an ''''uint8_t'''
<blockquote>1) Declare ''''file''' as a ''''ti_var_t''' variable, and ''''highscore''' as an ''''uint8_t'''
2) When you want to store a value to the appvar, use this code. Interchange ''''highscore''' with the name of your variable getting stored, and ''''scorevar''' with the name of your appvar.<code>ti_CloseAll();  
2) When you want to store a value to the appvar, use this code. Interchange ''''highscore''' with the name of your variable getting stored, and ''''scorevar''' with the name of your appvar.<code>ti_CloseAll();  
     file = ti_Open("scorevar", "w");  
     file = ti_Open("scorevar", "w");  
     if (file)  
     if (file)  
         ti_Write(&highscore, sizeof(highscore), 1, file);   
         ti_Write(&highscore, sizeof(highscore), 1, file);   
}</code> 3) When you want to store a value from the appvar to a variable, use this code. Interchange ''''highscore''' with the name of your variable getting retrieved, and ''''scorevar''' with the name of your appvar.
}</code> 3) When you want to store a value from the appvar to a variable, use this code. Interchange ''''highscore''' with the name of your variable getting retrieved, and ''''scorevar''' with the name of your appvar. <code>ti_CloseAll();
<code>ti_CloseAll();
 
file = ti_Open("scorevar", "r");
file = ti_Open("scorevar", "r");
if (file) {  
if (file) {  
ti_Read(&highscore, sizeof(highscore), 1, file);
ti_Read(&highscore, sizeof(highscore), 1, file);
     }</code>
     }</code>
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Revision as of 21:26, 22 July 2016

How to set up Debug Mode for CEmu

1) Enable it in the makefile 'DEBUGMODE ?= DEBUG

2) Add '#include <debug.h> to the makefiles 3) Use this code for variables. 'dbg_sprintf(dbgout, "%d\n", variableName); 4) Use this code for text. 'dbg_sprintf(dbgout, "Hi\n");

How to Store and Retrieve Highscores or Variables from an AppVar

1) Declare 'file as a 'ti_var_t variable, and 'highscore as an 'uint8_t

2) When you want to store a value to the appvar, use this code. Interchange 'highscore with the name of your variable getting stored, and 'scorevar with the name of your appvar.ti_CloseAll(); file = ti_Open("scorevar", "w"); if (file) ti_Write(&highscore, sizeof(highscore), 1, file); } 3) When you want to store a value from the appvar to a variable, use this code. Interchange 'highscore with the name of your variable getting retrieved, and 'scorevar with the name of your appvar. ti_CloseAll(); file = ti_Open("scorevar", "r"); if (file) { ti_Read(&highscore, sizeof(highscore), 1, file); }