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GBCC Android

This is the android front-end to GBCC, a cross-platform Game Boy and Game Boy Color emulator written in C with a focus on accuracy. See the main repository for details.

Install

You can get gbcc on Google Play.

Prebuilt packages

Debug packages are generated on each commit. To download them, navigate to the actions tab (you'll need to be logged in to GitHub to do this). Select the latest "Build Packages" job that succeeded, and look for the artifacts dropdown.

From source

I'll write up instructions on this at some point, but it's pretty much just install the Android SDK & NDK, clone this repo recursively, and then run

./gradlew build

This will generate the apks in app/build/outputs/apk/.