[NTLK] It's back: Online NES ROM packager for Newtendo

[cedric at sartoo.fr]

Hi,

I had just had by Paul Guyot the source of NesPackager and the 
compilation method but not yet had time to do so.

https://github.com/pguyot/DCL

Thank you for this online version this will be very convenient. Hate to 
be able to test this weekend ;-)





> Message: 1
> Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2017 21:29:14 -0400
> From: Victor Rehorst <victor at chuma.org>
> To: newtontalk at newtontalk.net
> Subject: [NTLK] It's back: Online NES ROM packager for Newtendo
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> *tl;dr* The online NESPackager is back, for all your ROM conversion 
> needs:
> 
> https://ritsuko.chuma.org/nespackager/ (or non-secure
> http://ritsuko.chuma.org/nespackager/)
> 
> Today, while noodling around on my lunch break writing Newton Glossary
> definitions, I stumbled across the existence of the /compact/ DCL that
> Eckhart K?ppen forked from the original, like, four years ago:
> https://github.com/ekoeppen/cDCL
> 
> And I went "WTF!? My entire problem has been that the DCL was stuck 
> with
> really old build tools and source that won't compile on modern systems
> without serious effort... /and someone already made that effort?!/"
> 
> Obviously, I'm a bit out of touch.
> 
> Aaaaaanyways, the compact DCL compiles into a nice shared library /like
> a pro/ on Linux.? And it supports everything that the NESPackager code
> requires (which is only the package and NSOF stuff, I believe).
> 
> So this evening, I compiled a brand-spanking-new NESPackager binary on
> my new Linux server, cleaned up the web page a tad, and now it's back 
> up
> for anyone who wants to emulate a 30 year old console on a 20 year old
> handheld computer.? Seriously.
> 
> Need legal NES ROMs?? Try some of these coding competition submissions:
> 
> http://nesdevcompo.nintendoage.com/
> 
> -V
> 
>