Add Nintendo Switch port #2866
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- hack: make the menu accessible with "+" - Invert Controller buttons A/B X/Y - Enable network log only for debug builds - Enable touchscreen mouse emulation Also add myself to the credits in README
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This looks great! Seriously, I'm so glad someone finally did this Switch port. Quick issue: We've got some conflicts in this PR now, since I merged your last few PRs. Could you take a look and resolve them, and then we'll get this merged. Thanks again for all your help! P.S. Feel free to add yourself to the credits if you care about that :) |
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Short demonstration:
tic80.webm
Some notes:
Touch keyboard is currently not used, since that would require some incompatible changes with the Android way. Nintendo's swkbd overlay is currently not used as well, as it hides most of the screen and is not really suited for coding. Maybe a custom solution is needed.
The network code is custom (using libcurl) and not thoroughly tested.
I added swapping of the controller buttons/labels, maybe this should be at least configurable.