A Game Boy Advance emulator, written in C++.
- Built-in debugger
- Questionable emulation accuracy
- Professional, ImGui-based user interface
On a more serious note, this was made as a hobby project and turned into a thesis. GaBber is not meant to be better than any of the already existing emulators, but a fun side-project.
The following libraries are required to compile GaBber:
- GLEW
- SDL2
- fmt
- soxr
GaBber uses CMake as it's build system, out of tree builds are preferred. After cloning the repository, you may have to initialize the Git submodules like so:
git submodule init
git submodule updateAlternatively, clone with the --recurse-submodules flag.
To compile GaBber, run the following:
mkdir build/ && cd build/
cmake ../
makeThe built executable is automatically copied to the repository root.
Before running, make sure that a valid bios.bin is located in the current directory.
./GaBber <path-to-rom>The debugger can be toggled at any time via the key combination SHIFT+TAB.
Emulation is paused when opening the debugger, but can be resumed again by pressing F5.
The F3 key can be used to execute to the next instruction.
GaBber uses clang-format for code formatting. After making any changes, please re-run clang-format on the modified files.
GaBber is licensed under the MIT license. For more information, see the LICENSE file.