Note: development has moved to https://github.com/yeti0904/yeti-16-mk2, it will soon replace this repository

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16-bit fantasy computer, aiming to be low-level yet easy to use

Unlike the most popular fantasy consoles/computers, YETI-16 uses an emulator instead of embedding a scripting language

It also includes an assembler for you to write programs in assembly

Links

• itch.io page

Specs

• 8 MHz CPU
• 16 MiB RAM
• Up to 256 devices

Installation

You can either build from source (which is documented below) or download binaries from the GitHub actions artifacts

Go to the artifacts page by clicking the green tick on a commit, then scroll down and download a version for your operating system

Dependencies

• SDL2

Windows notes

You will have to download an SDL2 dll from the SDL2 releases page, then you will have to rename it to sdl2.dll and put it in the same folder as the yeti-16 executable

Build

dub build

Run

Compile assembly file

./yeti-16 asm (assembly file) -o (output bin)

Run binary file

./yeti-16 run (bin file)

See usage

./yeti-16