LemonBoy

Meh, got the HuC3 working, it's just missing the RTC feature but I'll implement it tomorrow. I should have studied this evening instead of writing code :smile: https://github.com/LemonBoy/GameYob/tree/mbcsplit Here is...

@Drienn I've just pushed another relevant commit regarding HuC3 support, but had no time to test it and since it touches the save structure I'd like to be sure it's...

I'll try to get MBC7 too in :) Anyway, I need the year field in the clock struct so I'm pretty much forced to break the format...I'm waiting for your...

It probably makes sense to take into account during the scoring process the `suffixes` option.

There's a small but significant difference between musl and glibc, the former ships a single `libc.so` while the latter ships much more than a single `.so` object. `is_libc_lib_name` detects `-lc...

Keep in mind that this problem shows up only when `--libc` is specified. You can compile your code as: `zig build-exe -target native-linux-gnu -lc -lpthread /tmp/foo.zig ` or, if your...

> If I don't specify --libc, zig tries to access its glibc fork, which is a thing I want to avoid. There's no glibc fork. We only build fake `.so`...

> OK, not a fork, but a bundled modified copy. There's no bundled modified copy, the handful of `.c` files are only needed to provide some symbols that are not...

> That uses crti.S from zig's bundled copy of glibc. I'd like to use the system crti.o. Then it's: `zig build-exe --libc

The most common problem with [musl](https://wiki.musl-libc.org/functional-differences-from-glibc.html) is that the default thread size is too small. I don't have a musl toolchain to try compiling it myself, if you have a...