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ChatGPT as a tutor for emu development.
1 project | /r/EmuDev | 20 Dec 2022

Somewhat emu related, I’ve been asking ChatGPT to explain how random programs written in a custom assembly language for a custom architecture work (with no details on the arch just the code for the program, e.g. like this and I’d play around with seeing how much of the comments I could remove) and it’s been able to explain them fairly correctly (how they work and what the intended purpose of them is, with mistakes here or there), it would even say stuff like “This program is written in assembly language for a hypothetical processor”. Even going on to ask it how do I use it and it’s sometimes even explained how to configure it properly. Granted the assembly for that arch isn’t crazily unique (a lot of normal conventions, a number of x86 style instructions, etc.). But I even tried it with programs for another arch which is a lot more unique (control programs for a text mode graphics adapter which uses some stack based assembly language) and it even explained those pretty well. Like the code for a macro for creating a newline program it was able to tell that it’s for some grid based text system, and even went on to explain that if certain arguments were passed it would draw the character repeatedly on the same line to create a solid block of characters.
How to implement an in-game programming language?
2 projects | /r/gamedev | 2 Feb 2022

Brief overview of the spec