My version of Girigiri emulator

[ulaoulao]

Both the front end and the main emulator are written in ASM ( assembly ). Very few people on this rock know ASM, and 10% of the ones that say they do actually do, and 1 % of that 10 like emulation. That leaves you with 67 thousand people or so. What potion of those people would come to this forum?

Now say you found someone. Assuming you hav no idea how to code in asm.. Here is some of my work.. You tell me what looks readable.

ASM

sbic 	PINx,SCKA//if its high we are not in the lead signal.
	reti//not working

	ldi	r25,0//stop timmer its good now..
	sts PCICR,r25;
	sts PCMSK1,r25;

	sbis 	PINx,SCKA//find rising edge
	rjmp PCINT1_vect

	push r0
	in r0,__SREG__

	push r0				;SREG
	push r18			;data
	push r19			;count
	push r26			;X
	push r27

C

static void sendData(unsigned char data)
{// casting the 9 bits to 8, removes the first bit, the leading '1'

	
	for ( char loop=7;loop>=0;loop--)
	{	
		if ( (data >> loop) & 1 ) //its a 1
		{
			PORTC = oscilator; 
			PORTC = 0x3f;	   // not needed but tesing for compatibility
			PORTC = ~oscilator;// on the falling edge we will get a 1

		}

		else//its a 0
		{
			PORTC = oscilator;
			PORTC = 0;// on the falling edge we will get a 0
		}	
		oscilator = ~oscilator;
	}

}

Asm as you can see is not really code, its more like San-script vs english. Its one step above machine level code. My point being.. Your not going to find anyone to help you without the experience and same or greater level of passion. The best thing you can do is google source these files and send the link out to as many forms as you can think of in hopes someone will attempt it.

[Alexander_13]

I couldn't find the source code of girigiri but don't worry is legal now since 2003 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GiriGiri , also in my version at tools ASM CODE folder there are 2 readme maybe that help you.