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Any resources for programming the NetLink?
johnki - Dec 3, 2011
 johnki Dec 3, 2011
I've just started becoming interested in Sega Saturn development, mostly in Assembly, as opposed to C, and was wondering if any Sega NetLink resources existed. I've been looking for a while but can't seem to find anything.

Thanks in advance!

 antime Dec 3, 2011
This Yabause wiki page... is the only thing I know of.

 johnki Dec 3, 2011
Alright, thanks. #s Nevermind, there's a whole guide on the registers which should be enough.

However, I am having issues finding samples written in ASM. Are there any floating around or maybe even disassembled games that I can sort of learn off of?

 antime Dec 4, 2011
For general assembly examples, just looking at compiler output is a good start. SH assembly is pretty easy to pick up if you have previous experience of some load-store architecture, and it is so reduced in nature there's not many "tricks" to learn.

 johnki Dec 4, 2011
Gotcha. After posting that, I found the Saturn Samples thread here on SegaXtreme. Other than that, since it's minimal, I should be fine using only the programming guides right?

 Runik Dec 5, 2011
I compiled some data in the wiki... too ...

 mic Dec 5, 2011
I have some assembly examples for the Saturn here..., here..., here... and here....

 johnki Dec 5, 2011
Thanks guys.

Runik, mostly I was looking for "semi-complete" examples in assembly that illustrate things like program flow and such. However, more resources never hurt.