Vint handlers....

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Vint handlers....

Post by TmEE co.(TM) »

I'm wondering, what an average Vint handler does in commercial games...

I need to know this, since I'm putting a simulated real life performance test into my benchmark...
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A lot of them transfer sprite lists to VRAM and read the joysticks.
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OK, thanks for the info.
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Post by drx »

Also, music, and DMAs to VRAM/CRAM/VSRAM in general. Sonic 2's split screen is done in VInt. And lots of other stuff.

I believe I heard there was a game that had most of its code in VInt.
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Post by ob1 »

drx wrote:I believe I heard there was a game that had most of its code in VInt.
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