CHIP-8 in Common Lisp: Input
Read OriginalThis article is part of a series on building a CHIP-8 emulator in Common Lisp. It focuses specifically on implementing the input system, detailing the emulation layer for keyboard memory, the SKP/SKNP branching instructions, and the LD Vx, K wait-for-key operation. It also discusses mapping the CHIP-8's hexadecimal keypad to a modern keyboard and separating emulation logic from the user interface.
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