This is a much smaller device then anyone has ever exported Godot to.
replyMore practical would be to port https://github.com/gbdk-2020/gbdk-2020 so that https://github.com/chrismaltby/gb-studio could support it.
Its not a computer, its a small device. You dont have many unknown peripheral you dont have other programs. The memory and peripherals are there, just use them. Heap is complicated ? Preallocate everything. A peripheral is not used ? Just leave it there. Security ? Of what ? Thats the appeal of those devices.
replyIf you set up the RISCBoy toolchain and port it then yeah.
replyWhy do you want an engine? Just write games
replyYeah, the purpose of these kinds of designs is to not have to deal with 3rd party engines. The machine is the engine.
replyYour comment got downvoted but I think there's deep truth in it. I've been decompiling GBA games from my childhood and it's remarkable how engineless they seem to be.
replyNo. You can't.
replyI'm quite willing to bet it can be done in this era of enabling developers with slob, which still usually works.
replyHow can you fit Godot into 512KB of RAM? And with no GPU?
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