ReadMe.md

Current Working Version: R7

BAGASMI is a portable interpreter for an assembly like scripting language in which one can bind their own functions to. The interpreter is written completely in C originally for the Supercard DSTwo flashcard for the Nintendo DS. The Supercard DSTwo is a flashcard which features its own onboard processor (120 to 396 mhz) and ram (32 megabytes).

For information on using this interpreter, take a look at the wiki!

Compiling:

-Enter the directory for the platform you wish to compile for -modify makefile to reflect your system settings (change file locations and what-not) -build using make -std=gnu99 is required in your makefile to compile

Platform Notes:

DS2: -uses the standard Supercard SDK, requires libBAG(hasn't been released yet) Can be compiled without libBAG by editing config.h and commenting out:

#define BASM_COMPILE_VIDEO
#define BASM_COMPILE_INPUT

for a text only binary

NDS: -compiles with the latest devkitARM and libnds

PC: -dev file can be opened with DevC++ -requires SDL and compiles for windows