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Game = Struct.new(:name, :path)
PATH_SLUG = '/storage/roms/USB/PSX/'.freeze
CORE_PATH = 'DETECT'.freeze
CORE_FRIENDLY_NAME = 'DETECT'.freeze
CRC_SLUG = '00000000|crc'.freeze
PLAYLIST_NAME = 'Sony - PlayStation.lpl'.freeze

games = []

Dir.foreach('.') do |folder|

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require 'chunky_png'

Texture = Struct.new(:name, :width, :height, :pixels)
TextureLump = Struct.new(:count, :offsets)
textures = []

bsp = IO.read(ARGV.first, mode: "rb")
palette = IO.read("palette.lmp", mode: "rb")

tex_lump_offset = bsp[20, 4].unpack("L").first

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const fs = require('fs');

const pathSlug = "/storage/roms/USB/PSX/";
const corePath = "DETECT";
const coreFriendlyName = "DETECT";
const crcSlug = "00000000|crc";
const playlistName = "Sony - PlayStation.lpl";

let games = [];

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let canvas = document.getElementById('raster');
let pgmText = document.getElementById('image-data');

function renderImage() {
    // Get text image data
    let pattern = /[\s\n]/g;

    // Also split on whitespace and throw away any
    // blank entires leftover.
    let pgmData = pgmText.value.split(pattern).filter(i => {

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100 size = 10
101 gfx = 5
102 gr
103 color = gfx
200 dim board(size, size)
210 dim temp(size, size)

300 gosub 800 : rem random
310 rem main loop
320 gosub 900 : rem render

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#turns 'rekt' into
#R E K T
#E
#K
#T

subject = ARGV[0].upcase

subject.each_char do |x|
  print x + ' '

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require 'chunky_png'

#replaces magic-pink with actual transparency

img = ChunkyPNG::Image.from_file(ARGV.first)

img.height.times do |y|
  img.width.times do |x|
    img[x,y] = 0x00000000 if img[x,y] == 0xff00ffff
  end

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# tilesheet.rb
#
# This is for loading tile sheets that either have padding between the tiles,
# do not take up the whole of the image, or both.  The normal Gosu method for
# loading from tiles doesn't work if there is padding or the tiles themselves
# are not wall-to-wall on the sheet.  This can load such a sheet, though you
# will need to know how many tiles there are both wide and tall, as there's no
# way to guess on such a sheet.  You'll also need to make sure the sheet is a
# power-of-two in size.  You can do this by adjusting the sheet to 512x512 or
# 1024x1024, just add empty space if needed.

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using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics;
using System;

namespace AdvancedWars
{
    class AnimatedSpriteSheet
    {
        private string baseName;

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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "stopwatch.h"
#include <time.h>
#include <omp.h>

int wrappedLookup(int);

void seedGame(char *);