How to reduce the size of "rom.bin" by SGDK?
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How to reduce the size of "rom.bin" by SGDK?
When compile the sample of Sega Genesis Dev Kit (SGDK), I will be get rom.bin ,the size is 384kbyte. How to get the less file than 384kb.
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Unfortunately you cannot... this size comes from the differents inner tables used for math or whatever pre calculations.
It was possible to disabled them in previous version of SGDK but honestly it's a pain for me to maintain the 2 possible configurations (with or without look up table) so now the minimum rom size is 384 KB.
I know it is a problem...
It was possible to disabled them in previous version of SGDK but honestly it's a pain for me to maintain the 2 possible configurations (with or without look up table) so now the minimum rom size is 384 KB.
I know it is a problem...
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GYM is very outdated format, why even bother messing with it? If you need a format for register dump to play on the console, you can make your own that would be at least as good as GYM in few minutes.
vgmmaker11 and tfmmaker10 are outdated too, there are newer versions.
It is not possible to convert VGM to VGE or TFD to TFE, because VGM and TFD are just a register dumps, they are not contain actual instruments, patterns, etc.
vgmmaker11 and tfmmaker10 are outdated too, there are newer versions.
It is not possible to convert VGM to VGE or TFD to TFE, because VGM and TFD are just a register dumps, they are not contain actual instruments, patterns, etc.
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