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A libretro port of PokeMini, JustBurn's emulator for the Nintendo Pokémon mini.

Core name: PokeMini · Library: pokemini_libretro · Version: v0.60

Building

The libretro core is built from Makefile.libretro:

make -f Makefile.libretro

Cross-compiling is driven by platform=, which selects a fragment from build/:

make -f Makefile.libretro platform=mingw_x86_64

Available platforms: android_arm64-v8a, android_armeabi, android_armeabi-v7a, android_mips, android_mips64, android_x86, android_x86_64, linux_x86, linux_x86_64, linux-portable_x86, linux-portable_x86_64, mingw_x86, mingw_x86_64, wii_ppc, windows_x86, windows_x86_64, windows_msvc2003_x86, windows_msvc2005_x86, windows_msvc2010_x86, windows_msvc2010_x64, windows_msvc2015_x64.

Android can also be built through jni/Android.mk with ndk-build; it includes build/Makefile.common, so the source list is shared with every other target.

STATIC_LINKING=1 omits the bundled libretro-common objects, for frontends that link the core statically and provide their own.

Content

Loads .min ROM images. Content is passed in memory (need_fullpath is false), so archives are handled by the frontend.

BIOS

Optional. The core looks for bios.min in the frontend's system directory. When it is absent, the bundled Pokémon mini FreeBIOS is used instead, so the core runs without any external files.

Controls

RetroPadPokémon mini
D-PadD-Pad
AA
BB
XTurbo A
RC
LShake detector
SelectPower

Core options

KeyDescription
pokemini_video_scaleInternal render scale, 1x–7x (restart required)
pokemini_60hz_modeReport 60 Hz instead of the hardware's 72 Hz
pokemini_lcdfilterLCD filter: Dot Matrix, Scanlines or None
pokemini_lcdmodeLCD shading: Analog, 3 Shades or 2 Shades
pokemini_lcdcontrastLCD contrast
pokemini_lcdbrightLCD brightness
pokemini_paletteDisplay palette (17 presets)
pokemini_piezofilterPiezo speaker filter
pokemini_lowpass_filterAudio low-pass filter
pokemini_lowpass_rangeLow-pass filter strength, in percent
pokemini_screen_shake_lvScreen shake intensity
pokemini_rumble_lvController rumble intensity
pokemini_turbo_periodTurbo button period

Technical notes

Base resolution is 96×64, scaled by pokemini_video_scale. Pixel format is RGB565. Native refresh is 72 Hz; pokemini_60hz_mode reports exactly 60 Hz (5 × 72 / 6) for displays that cannot follow the hardware rate. Audio is output at 44100 Hz.

Savestates are supported and fixed-size. RETRO_MEMORY_SYSTEM_RAM exposes the 8 KB CPU RAM. EEPROM is persisted as a .eep file in the save directory.

Two fields inside a savestate are derived from the host clock — the header timestamp, and the RTC stamp that PokeMini_SyncHostTime() writes into the EEPROM. Two states captured from an identical emulator state will therefore differ in those bytes. This is by design and predates the libretro port; it is worth knowing when diffing states or writing determinism tests.

libretro-common

The core vendors a subset of libretro-common under libretro/libretro-common/. Only the files the core actually compiles are carried, and they are kept byte-identical to upstream RetroArch so that re-syncing is a straight copy — please do not reformat them or fix whitespace in place.

Four headers referenced by these sources are deliberately not vendored, because the core never defines the macros that would pull them in:

HeaderGuarded by
memmap.hHAVE_MMAP
rthreads/rthreads.hHAVE_THREADS
vfs/vfs_implementation_cdrom.hHAVE_CDROM
vfs/vfs_implementation_saf.hANDROID + HAVE_SAF

If a future sync makes the core define any of these, the matching header (and its implementation, where applicable) has to be added to build/Makefile.common at the same time.

License

PokeMini is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. See LICENSE.

The bundled libretro-common files carry their own permissive licenses; see the headers of the individual files.

Upstream documentation

The original standalone-emulator documentation is preserved alongside this file and still describes the SDL builds rather than the libretro core:

  • readme.txt — general usage and keyboard controls
  • readme_portable.txt — portable/handheld builds
  • readme_source.txt — building the standalone emulator
  • history.txt — upstream changelog

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PokeMini (libretro)
A libretro port of PokeMini, JustBurn's
emulator for the Nintendo Pokémon mini.
Core name: PokeMini · Library: pokemini_libretro · Version: v0.60
Building
The libretro core is built from Makefile.libretro:
make -f Makefile.libretro
Cross-compiling is driven by platform=, which selects a fragment from
build/:
make -f Makefile.libretro platform=mingw_x86_64
Available platforms: android_arm64-v8a, android_armeabi,
android_armeabi-v7a, android_mips, android_mips64, android_x86,
android_x86_64, linux_x86, linux_x86_64, linux-portable_x86,
linux-portable_x86_64, mingw_x86, mingw_x86_64, wii_ppc,
windows_x86, windows_x86_64, windows_msvc2003_x86,
windows_msvc2005_x86, windows_msvc2010_x86, windows_msvc2010_x64,
windows_msvc2015_x64.
Android can also be built through jni/Android.mk with ndk-build; it
includes build/Makefile.common, so the source list is shared with every
other target.
STATIC_LINKING=1 omits the bundled libretro-common objects, for frontends
that link the core statically and provide their own.
Content
Loads .min ROM images. Content is passed in memory (need_fullpath is
false), so archives are handled by the frontend.
BIOS
Optional. The core looks for bios.min in the frontend's system directory.
When it is absent, the bundled Pokémon mini FreeBIOS is used instead, so the
core runs without any external files.
Controls
RetroPadPokémon mini
D-PadD-Pad
AA
BB
XTurbo A
RC
LShake detector
SelectPower
Core options
KeyDescription
pokemini_video_scaleInternal render scale, 1x–7x (restart required)
pokemini_60hz_modeReport 60 Hz instead of the hardware's 72 Hz
pokemini_lcdfilterLCD filter: Dot Matrix, Scanlines or None
pokemini_lcdmodeLCD shading: Analog, 3 Shades or 2 Shades
pokemini_lcdcontrastLCD contrast
pokemini_lcdbrightLCD brightness
pokemini_paletteDisplay palette (17 presets)
pokemini_piezofilterPiezo speaker filter
pokemini_lowpass_filterAudio low-pass filter
pokemini_lowpass_rangeLow-pass filter strength, in percent
pokemini_screen_shake_lvScreen shake intensity
pokemini_rumble_lvController rumble intensity
pokemini_turbo_periodTurbo button period
Technical notes
Base resolution is 96×64, scaled by pokemini_video_scale. Pixel format is
RGB565. Native refresh is 72 Hz; pokemini_60hz_mode reports exactly 60 Hz
(5 × 72 / 6) for displays that cannot follow the hardware rate. Audio is
output at 44100 Hz.
Savestates are supported and fixed-size. RETRO_MEMORY_SYSTEM_RAM exposes
the 8 KB CPU RAM. EEPROM is persisted as a .eep file in the save
directory.
Two fields inside a savestate are derived from the host clock — the header
timestamp, and the RTC stamp that PokeMini_SyncHostTime() writes into the
EEPROM. Two states captured from an identical emulator state will therefore
differ in those bytes. This is by design and predates the libretro port; it
is worth knowing when diffing states or writing determinism tests.
libretro-common
The core vendors a subset of libretro-common
under libretro/libretro-common/. Only the files the core actually compiles
are carried, and they are kept byte-identical to upstream RetroArch so that
re-syncing is a straight copy — please do not reformat them or fix
whitespace in place.
Four headers referenced by these sources are deliberately not vendored,
because the core never defines the macros that would pull them in:
HeaderGuarded by
memmap.hHAVE_MMAP
rthreads/rthreads.hHAVE_THREADS
vfs/vfs_implementation_cdrom.hHAVE_CDROM
vfs/vfs_implementation_saf.hANDROID + HAVE_SAF
If a future sync makes the core define any of these, the matching header (and
its implementation, where applicable) has to be added to
build/Makefile.common at the same time.
License
PokeMini is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. See
LICENSE.
The bundled libretro-common files carry their own permissive licenses; see
the headers of the individual files.
Upstream documentation
The original standalone-emulator documentation is preserved alongside this
file and still describes the SDL builds rather than the libretro core:
  • readme.txt — general usage and keyboard controls
  • readme_portable.txt — portable/handheld builds
  • readme_source.txt — building the standalone emulator
  • history.txt — upstream changelog
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PokeMini (libretro)
A libretro port of PokeMini, JustBurn's
emulator for the Nintendo Pokémon mini.
Core name: PokeMini · Library: pokemini_libretro · Version: v0.60
Building
The libretro core is built from Makefile.libretro:
make -f Makefile.libretro
Cross-compiling is driven by platform=, which selects a fragment from
build/:
make -f Makefile.libretro platform=mingw_x86_64
Available platforms: android_arm64-v8a, android_armeabi,
android_armeabi-v7a, android_mips, android_mips64, android_x86,
android_x86_64, linux_x86, linux_x86_64, linux-portable_x86,
linux-portable_x86_64, mingw_x86, mingw_x86_64, wii_ppc,
windows_x86, windows_x86_64, windows_msvc2003_x86,
windows_msvc2005_x86, windows_msvc2010_x86, windows_msvc2010_x64,
windows_msvc2015_x64.
Android can also be built through jni/Android.mk with ndk-build; it
includes build/Makefile.common, so the source list is shared with every
other target.
STATIC_LINKING=1 omits the bundled libretro-common objects, for frontends
that link the core statically and provide their own.
Content
Loads .min ROM images. Content is passed in memory (need_fullpath is
false), so archives are handled by the frontend.
BIOS
Optional. The core looks for bios.min in the frontend's system directory.
When it is absent, the bundled Pokémon mini FreeBIOS is used instead, so the
core runs without any external files.
Controls
RetroPadPokémon mini
D-PadD-Pad
AA
BB
XTurbo A
RC
LShake detector
SelectPower
Core options
KeyDescription
pokemini_video_scaleInternal render scale, 1x–7x (restart required)
pokemini_60hz_modeReport 60 Hz instead of the hardware's 72 Hz
pokemini_lcdfilterLCD filter: Dot Matrix, Scanlines or None
pokemini_lcdmodeLCD shading: Analog, 3 Shades or 2 Shades
pokemini_lcdcontrastLCD contrast
pokemini_lcdbrightLCD brightness
pokemini_paletteDisplay palette (17 presets)
pokemini_piezofilterPiezo speaker filter
pokemini_lowpass_filterAudio low-pass filter
pokemini_lowpass_rangeLow-pass filter strength, in percent
pokemini_screen_shake_lvScreen shake intensity
pokemini_rumble_lvController rumble intensity
pokemini_turbo_periodTurbo button period
Technical notes
Base resolution is 96×64, scaled by pokemini_video_scale. Pixel format is
RGB565. Native refresh is 72 Hz; pokemini_60hz_mode reports exactly 60 Hz
(5 × 72 / 6) for displays that cannot follow the hardware rate. Audio is
output at 44100 Hz.
Savestates are supported and fixed-size. RETRO_MEMORY_SYSTEM_RAM exposes
the 8 KB CPU RAM. EEPROM is persisted as a .eep file in the save
directory.
Two fields inside a savestate are derived from the host clock — the header
timestamp, and the RTC stamp that PokeMini_SyncHostTime() writes into the
EEPROM. Two states captured from an identical emulator state will therefore
differ in those bytes. This is by design and predates the libretro port; it
is worth knowing when diffing states or writing determinism tests.
libretro-common
The core vendors a subset of libretro-common
under libretro/libretro-common/. Only the files the core actually compiles
are carried, and they are kept byte-identical to upstream RetroArch so that
re-syncing is a straight copy — please do not reformat them or fix
whitespace in place.
Four headers referenced by these sources are deliberately not vendored,
because the core never defines the macros that would pull them in:
HeaderGuarded by
memmap.hHAVE_MMAP
rthreads/rthreads.hHAVE_THREADS
vfs/vfs_implementation_cdrom.hHAVE_CDROM
vfs/vfs_implementation_saf.hANDROID + HAVE_SAF
If a future sync makes the core define any of these, the matching header (and
its implementation, where applicable) has to be added to
build/Makefile.common at the same time.
License
PokeMini is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. See
LICENSE.
The bundled libretro-common files carry their own permissive licenses; see
the headers of the individual files.
Upstream documentation
The original standalone-emulator documentation is preserved alongside this
file and still describes the SDL builds rather than the libretro core:
  • readme.txt — general usage and keyboard controls
  • readme_portable.txt — portable/handheld builds
  • readme_source.txt — building the standalone emulator
  • history.txt — upstream changelog
About
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PokeMini (libretro)
A libretro port of PokeMini, JustBurn's
emulator for the Nintendo Pokémon mini.
Core name: PokeMini · Library: pokemini_libretro · Version: v0.60
Building
The libretro core is built from Makefile.libretro:
make -f Makefile.libretro
Cross-compiling is driven by platform=, which selects a fragment from
build/:
make -f Makefile.libretro platform=mingw_x86_64
Available platforms: android_arm64-v8a, android_armeabi,
android_armeabi-v7a, android_mips, android_mips64, android_x86,
android_x86_64, linux_x86, linux_x86_64, linux-portable_x86,
linux-portable_x86_64, mingw_x86, mingw_x86_64, wii_ppc,
windows_x86, windows_x86_64, windows_msvc2003_x86,
windows_msvc2005_x86, windows_msvc2010_x86, windows_msvc2010_x64,
windows_msvc2015_x64.
Android can also be built through jni/Android.mk with ndk-build; it
includes build/Makefile.common, so the source list is shared with every
other target.
STATIC_LINKING=1 omits the bundled libretro-common objects, for frontends
that link the core statically and provide their own.
Content
Loads .min ROM images. Content is passed in memory (need_fullpath is
false), so archives are handled by the frontend.
BIOS
Optional. The core looks for bios.min in the frontend's system directory.
When it is absent, the bundled Pokémon mini FreeBIOS is used instead, so the
core runs without any external files.
Controls
RetroPadPokémon mini
D-PadD-Pad
AA
BB
XTurbo A
RC
LShake detector
SelectPower
Core options
KeyDescription
pokemini_video_scaleInternal render scale, 1x–7x (restart required)
pokemini_60hz_modeReport 60 Hz instead of the hardware's 72 Hz
pokemini_lcdfilterLCD filter: Dot Matrix, Scanlines or None
pokemini_lcdmodeLCD shading: Analog, 3 Shades or 2 Shades
pokemini_lcdcontrastLCD contrast
pokemini_lcdbrightLCD brightness
pokemini_paletteDisplay palette (17 presets)
pokemini_piezofilterPiezo speaker filter
pokemini_lowpass_filterAudio low-pass filter
pokemini_lowpass_rangeLow-pass filter strength, in percent
pokemini_screen_shake_lvScreen shake intensity
pokemini_rumble_lvController rumble intensity
pokemini_turbo_periodTurbo button period
Technical notes
Base resolution is 96×64, scaled by pokemini_video_scale. Pixel format is
RGB565. Native refresh is 72 Hz; pokemini_60hz_mode reports exactly 60 Hz
(5 × 72 / 6) for displays that cannot follow the hardware rate. Audio is
output at 44100 Hz.
Savestates are supported and fixed-size. RETRO_MEMORY_SYSTEM_RAM exposes
the 8 KB CPU RAM. EEPROM is persisted as a .eep file in the save
directory.
Two fields inside a savestate are derived from the host clock — the header
timestamp, and the RTC stamp that PokeMini_SyncHostTime() writes into the
EEPROM. Two states captured from an identical emulator state will therefore
differ in those bytes. This is by design and predates the libretro port; it
is worth knowing when diffing states or writing determinism tests.
libretro-common
The core vendors a subset of libretro-common
under libretro/libretro-common/. Only the files the core actually compiles
are carried, and they are kept byte-identical to upstream RetroArch so that
re-syncing is a straight copy — please do not reformat them or fix
whitespace in place.
Four headers referenced by these sources are deliberately not vendored,
because the core never defines the macros that would pull them in:
HeaderGuarded by
memmap.hHAVE_MMAP
rthreads/rthreads.hHAVE_THREADS
vfs/vfs_implementation_cdrom.hHAVE_CDROM
vfs/vfs_implementation_saf.hANDROID + HAVE_SAF
If a future sync makes the core define any of these, the matching header (and
its implementation, where applicable) has to be added to
build/Makefile.common at the same time.
License
PokeMini is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. See
LICENSE.
The bundled libretro-common files carry their own permissive licenses; see
the headers of the individual files.
Upstream documentation
The original standalone-emulator documentation is preserved alongside this
file and still describes the SDL builds rather than the libretro core:
  • readme.txt — general usage and keyboard controls
  • readme_portable.txt — portable/handheld builds
  • readme_source.txt — building the standalone emulator
  • history.txt — upstream changelog
About
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PokeMini (libretro)
A libretro port of PokeMini, JustBurn's
emulator for the Nintendo Pokémon mini.
Core name: PokeMini · Library: pokemini_libretro · Version: v0.60
Building
The libretro core is built from Makefile.libretro:
make -f Makefile.libretro
Cross-compiling is driven by platform=, which selects a fragment from
build/:
make -f Makefile.libretro platform=mingw_x86_64
Available platforms: android_arm64-v8a, android_armeabi,
android_armeabi-v7a, android_mips, android_mips64, android_x86,
android_x86_64, linux_x86, linux_x86_64, linux-portable_x86,
linux-portable_x86_64, mingw_x86, mingw_x86_64, wii_ppc,
windows_x86, windows_x86_64, windows_msvc2003_x86,
windows_msvc2005_x86, windows_msvc2010_x86, windows_msvc2010_x64,
windows_msvc2015_x64.
Android can also be built through jni/Android.mk with ndk-build; it
includes build/Makefile.common, so the source list is shared with every
other target.
STATIC_LINKING=1 omits the bundled libretro-common objects, for frontends
that link the core statically and provide their own.
Content
Loads .min ROM images. Content is passed in memory (need_fullpath is
false), so archives are handled by the frontend.
BIOS
Optional. The core looks for bios.min in the frontend's system directory.
When it is absent, the bundled Pokémon mini FreeBIOS is used instead, so the
core runs without any external files.
Controls
RetroPadPokémon mini
D-PadD-Pad
AA
BB
XTurbo A
RC
LShake detector
SelectPower
Core options
KeyDescription
pokemini_video_scaleInternal render scale, 1x–7x (restart required)
pokemini_60hz_modeReport 60 Hz instead of the hardware's 72 Hz
pokemini_lcdfilterLCD filter: Dot Matrix, Scanlines or None
pokemini_lcdmodeLCD shading: Analog, 3 Shades or 2 Shades
pokemini_lcdcontrastLCD contrast
pokemini_lcdbrightLCD brightness
pokemini_paletteDisplay palette (17 presets)
pokemini_piezofilterPiezo speaker filter
pokemini_lowpass_filterAudio low-pass filter
pokemini_lowpass_rangeLow-pass filter strength, in percent
pokemini_screen_shake_lvScreen shake intensity
pokemini_rumble_lvController rumble intensity
pokemini_turbo_periodTurbo button period
Technical notes
Base resolution is 96×64, scaled by pokemini_video_scale. Pixel format is
RGB565. Native refresh is 72 Hz; pokemini_60hz_mode reports exactly 60 Hz
(5 × 72 / 6) for displays that cannot follow the hardware rate. Audio is
output at 44100 Hz.
Savestates are supported and fixed-size. RETRO_MEMORY_SYSTEM_RAM exposes
the 8 KB CPU RAM. EEPROM is persisted as a .eep file in the save
directory.
Two fields inside a savestate are derived from the host clock — the header
timestamp, and the RTC stamp that PokeMini_SyncHostTime() writes into the
EEPROM. Two states captured from an identical emulator state will therefore
differ in those bytes. This is by design and predates the libretro port; it
is worth knowing when diffing states or writing determinism tests.
libretro-common
The core vendors a subset of libretro-common
under libretro/libretro-common/. Only the files the core actually compiles
are carried, and they are kept byte-identical to upstream RetroArch so that
re-syncing is a straight copy — please do not reformat them or fix
whitespace in place.
Four headers referenced by these sources are deliberately not vendored,
because the core never defines the macros that would pull them in:
HeaderGuarded by
memmap.hHAVE_MMAP
rthreads/rthreads.hHAVE_THREADS
vfs/vfs_implementation_cdrom.hHAVE_CDROM
vfs/vfs_implementation_saf.hANDROID + HAVE_SAF
If a future sync makes the core define any of these, the matching header (and
its implementation, where applicable) has to be added to
build/Makefile.common at the same time.
License
PokeMini is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. See
LICENSE.
The bundled libretro-common files carry their own permissive licenses; see
the headers of the individual files.
Upstream documentation
The original standalone-emulator documentation is preserved alongside this
file and still describes the SDL builds rather than the libretro core:
  • readme.txt — general usage and keyboard controls
  • readme_portable.txt — portable/handheld builds
  • readme_source.txt — building the standalone emulator
  • history.txt — upstream changelog
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PokeMini (libretro)
A libretro port of PokeMini, JustBurn's
emulator for the Nintendo Pokémon mini.
Core name: PokeMini · Library: pokemini_libretro · Version: v0.60
Building
The libretro core is built from Makefile.libretro:
make -f Makefile.libretro
Cross-compiling is driven by platform=, which selects a fragment from
build/:
make -f Makefile.libretro platform=mingw_x86_64
Available platforms: android_arm64-v8a, android_armeabi,
android_armeabi-v7a, android_mips, android_mips64, android_x86,
android_x86_64, linux_x86, linux_x86_64, linux-portable_x86,
linux-portable_x86_64, mingw_x86, mingw_x86_64, wii_ppc,
windows_x86, windows_x86_64, windows_msvc2003_x86,
windows_msvc2005_x86, windows_msvc2010_x86, windows_msvc2010_x64,
windows_msvc2015_x64.
Android can also be built through jni/Android.mk with ndk-build; it
includes build/Makefile.common, so the source list is shared with every
other target.
STATIC_LINKING=1 omits the bundled libretro-common objects, for frontends
that link the core statically and provide their own.
Content
Loads .min ROM images. Content is passed in memory (need_fullpath is
false), so archives are handled by the frontend.
BIOS
Optional. The core looks for bios.min in the frontend's system directory.
When it is absent, the bundled Pokémon mini FreeBIOS is used instead, so the
core runs without any external files.
Controls
RetroPadPokémon mini
D-PadD-Pad
AA
BB
XTurbo A
RC
LShake detector
SelectPower
Core options
KeyDescription
pokemini_video_scaleInternal render scale, 1x–7x (restart required)
pokemini_60hz_modeReport 60 Hz instead of the hardware's 72 Hz
pokemini_lcdfilterLCD filter: Dot Matrix, Scanlines or None
pokemini_lcdmodeLCD shading: Analog, 3 Shades or 2 Shades
pokemini_lcdcontrastLCD contrast
pokemini_lcdbrightLCD brightness
pokemini_paletteDisplay palette (17 presets)
pokemini_piezofilterPiezo speaker filter
pokemini_lowpass_filterAudio low-pass filter
pokemini_lowpass_rangeLow-pass filter strength, in percent
pokemini_screen_shake_lvScreen shake intensity
pokemini_rumble_lvController rumble intensity
pokemini_turbo_periodTurbo button period
Technical notes
Base resolution is 96×64, scaled by pokemini_video_scale. Pixel format is
RGB565. Native refresh is 72 Hz; pokemini_60hz_mode reports exactly 60 Hz
(5 × 72 / 6) for displays that cannot follow the hardware rate. Audio is
output at 44100 Hz.
Savestates are supported and fixed-size. RETRO_MEMORY_SYSTEM_RAM exposes
the 8 KB CPU RAM. EEPROM is persisted as a .eep file in the save
directory.
Two fields inside a savestate are derived from the host clock — the header
timestamp, and the RTC stamp that PokeMini_SyncHostTime() writes into the
EEPROM. Two states captured from an identical emulator state will therefore
differ in those bytes. This is by design and predates the libretro port; it
is worth knowing when diffing states or writing determinism tests.
libretro-common
The core vendors a subset of libretro-common
under libretro/libretro-common/. Only the files the core actually compiles
are carried, and they are kept byte-identical to upstream RetroArch so that
re-syncing is a straight copy — please do not reformat them or fix
whitespace in place.
Four headers referenced by these sources are deliberately not vendored,
because the core never defines the macros that would pull them in:
HeaderGuarded by
memmap.hHAVE_MMAP
rthreads/rthreads.hHAVE_THREADS
vfs/vfs_implementation_cdrom.hHAVE_CDROM
vfs/vfs_implementation_saf.hANDROID + HAVE_SAF
If a future sync makes the core define any of these, the matching header (and
its implementation, where applicable) has to be added to
build/Makefile.common at the same time.
License
PokeMini is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. See
LICENSE.
The bundled libretro-common files carry their own permissive licenses; see
the headers of the individual files.
Upstream documentation
The original standalone-emulator documentation is preserved alongside this
file and still describes the SDL builds rather than the libretro core:
  • readme.txt — general usage and keyboard controls
  • readme_portable.txt — portable/handheld builds
  • readme_source.txt — building the standalone emulator
  • history.txt — upstream changelog
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PokeMini (libretro)
A libretro port of PokeMini, JustBurn's
emulator for the Nintendo Pokémon mini.
Core name: PokeMini · Library: pokemini_libretro · Version: v0.60
Building
The libretro core is built from Makefile.libretro:
make -f Makefile.libretro
Cross-compiling is driven by platform=, which selects a fragment from
build/:
make -f Makefile.libretro platform=mingw_x86_64
Available platforms: android_arm64-v8a, android_armeabi,
android_armeabi-v7a, android_mips, android_mips64, android_x86,
android_x86_64, linux_x86, linux_x86_64, linux-portable_x86,
linux-portable_x86_64, mingw_x86, mingw_x86_64, wii_ppc,
windows_x86, windows_x86_64, windows_msvc2003_x86,
windows_msvc2005_x86, windows_msvc2010_x86, windows_msvc2010_x64,
windows_msvc2015_x64.
Android can also be built through jni/Android.mk with ndk-build; it
includes build/Makefile.common, so the source list is shared with every
other target.
STATIC_LINKING=1 omits the bundled libretro-common objects, for frontends
that link the core statically and provide their own.
Content
Loads .min ROM images. Content is passed in memory (need_fullpath is
false), so archives are handled by the frontend.
BIOS
Optional. The core looks for bios.min in the frontend's system directory.
When it is absent, the bundled Pokémon mini FreeBIOS is used instead, so the
core runs without any external files.
Controls
RetroPadPokémon mini
D-PadD-Pad
AA
BB
XTurbo A
RC
LShake detector
SelectPower
Core options
KeyDescription
pokemini_video_scaleInternal render scale, 1x–7x (restart required)
pokemini_60hz_modeReport 60 Hz instead of the hardware's 72 Hz
pokemini_lcdfilterLCD filter: Dot Matrix, Scanlines or None
pokemini_lcdmodeLCD shading: Analog, 3 Shades or 2 Shades
pokemini_lcdcontrastLCD contrast
pokemini_lcdbrightLCD brightness
pokemini_paletteDisplay palette (17 presets)
pokemini_piezofilterPiezo speaker filter
pokemini_lowpass_filterAudio low-pass filter
pokemini_lowpass_rangeLow-pass filter strength, in percent
pokemini_screen_shake_lvScreen shake intensity
pokemini_rumble_lvController rumble intensity
pokemini_turbo_periodTurbo button period
Technical notes
Base resolution is 96×64, scaled by pokemini_video_scale. Pixel format is
RGB565. Native refresh is 72 Hz; pokemini_60hz_mode reports exactly 60 Hz
(5 × 72 / 6) for displays that cannot follow the hardware rate. Audio is
output at 44100 Hz.
Savestates are supported and fixed-size. RETRO_MEMORY_SYSTEM_RAM exposes
the 8 KB CPU RAM. EEPROM is persisted as a .eep file in the save
directory.
Two fields inside a savestate are derived from the host clock — the header
timestamp, and the RTC stamp that PokeMini_SyncHostTime() writes into the
EEPROM. Two states captured from an identical emulator state will therefore
differ in those bytes. This is by design and predates the libretro port; it
is worth knowing when diffing states or writing determinism tests.
libretro-common
The core vendors a subset of libretro-common
under libretro/libretro-common/. Only the files the core actually compiles
are carried, and they are kept byte-identical to upstream RetroArch so that
re-syncing is a straight copy — please do not reformat them or fix
whitespace in place.
Four headers referenced by these sources are deliberately not vendored,
because the core never defines the macros that would pull them in:
HeaderGuarded by
memmap.hHAVE_MMAP
rthreads/rthreads.hHAVE_THREADS
vfs/vfs_implementation_cdrom.hHAVE_CDROM
vfs/vfs_implementation_saf.hANDROID + HAVE_SAF
If a future sync makes the core define any of these, the matching header (and
its implementation, where applicable) has to be added to
build/Makefile.common at the same time.
License
PokeMini is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. See
LICENSE.
The bundled libretro-common files carry their own permissive licenses; see
the headers of the individual files.
Upstream documentation
The original standalone-emulator documentation is preserved alongside this
file and still describes the SDL builds rather than the libretro core:
  • readme.txt — general usage and keyboard controls
  • readme_portable.txt — portable/handheld builds
  • readme_source.txt — building the standalone emulator
  • history.txt — upstream changelog
About
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PokeMini (libretro)
A libretro port of PokeMini, JustBurn's
emulator for the Nintendo Pokémon mini.
Core name: PokeMini · Library: pokemini_libretro · Version: v0.60
Building
The libretro core is built from Makefile.libretro:
make -f Makefile.libretro
Cross-compiling is driven by platform=, which selects a fragment from
build/:
make -f Makefile.libretro platform=mingw_x86_64
Available platforms: android_arm64-v8a, android_armeabi,
android_armeabi-v7a, android_mips, android_mips64, android_x86,
android_x86_64, linux_x86, linux_x86_64, linux-portable_x86,
linux-portable_x86_64, mingw_x86, mingw_x86_64, wii_ppc,
windows_x86, windows_x86_64, windows_msvc2003_x86,
windows_msvc2005_x86, windows_msvc2010_x86, windows_msvc2010_x64,
windows_msvc2015_x64.
Android can also be built through jni/Android.mk with ndk-build; it
includes build/Makefile.common, so the source list is shared with every
other target.
STATIC_LINKING=1 omits the bundled libretro-common objects, for frontends
that link the core statically and provide their own.
Content
Loads .min ROM images. Content is passed in memory (need_fullpath is
false), so archives are handled by the frontend.
BIOS
Optional. The core looks for bios.min in the frontend's system directory.
When it is absent, the bundled Pokémon mini FreeBIOS is used instead, so the
core runs without any external files.
Controls
RetroPadPokémon mini
D-PadD-Pad
AA
BB
XTurbo A
RC
LShake detector
SelectPower
Core options
KeyDescription
pokemini_video_scaleInternal render scale, 1x–7x (restart required)
pokemini_60hz_modeReport 60 Hz instead of the hardware's 72 Hz
pokemini_lcdfilterLCD filter: Dot Matrix, Scanlines or None
pokemini_lcdmodeLCD shading: Analog, 3 Shades or 2 Shades
pokemini_lcdcontrastLCD contrast
pokemini_lcdbrightLCD brightness
pokemini_paletteDisplay palette (17 presets)
pokemini_piezofilterPiezo speaker filter
pokemini_lowpass_filterAudio low-pass filter
pokemini_lowpass_rangeLow-pass filter strength, in percent
pokemini_screen_shake_lvScreen shake intensity
pokemini_rumble_lvController rumble intensity
pokemini_turbo_periodTurbo button period
Technical notes
Base resolution is 96×64, scaled by pokemini_video_scale. Pixel format is
RGB565. Native refresh is 72 Hz; pokemini_60hz_mode reports exactly 60 Hz
(5 × 72 / 6) for displays that cannot follow the hardware rate. Audio is
output at 44100 Hz.
Savestates are supported and fixed-size. RETRO_MEMORY_SYSTEM_RAM exposes
the 8 KB CPU RAM. EEPROM is persisted as a .eep file in the save
directory.
Two fields inside a savestate are derived from the host clock — the header
timestamp, and the RTC stamp that PokeMini_SyncHostTime() writes into the
EEPROM. Two states captured from an identical emulator state will therefore
differ in those bytes. This is by design and predates the libretro port; it
is worth knowing when diffing states or writing determinism tests.
libretro-common
The core vendors a subset of libretro-common
under libretro/libretro-common/. Only the files the core actually compiles
are carried, and they are kept byte-identical to upstream RetroArch so that
re-syncing is a straight copy — please do not reformat them or fix
whitespace in place.
Four headers referenced by these sources are deliberately not vendored,
because the core never defines the macros that would pull them in:
HeaderGuarded by
memmap.hHAVE_MMAP
rthreads/rthreads.hHAVE_THREADS
vfs/vfs_implementation_cdrom.hHAVE_CDROM
vfs/vfs_implementation_saf.hANDROID + HAVE_SAF
If a future sync makes the core define any of these, the matching header (and
its implementation, where applicable) has to be added to
build/Makefile.common at the same time.
License
PokeMini is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. See
LICENSE.
The bundled libretro-common files carry their own permissive licenses; see
the headers of the individual files.
Upstream documentation
The original standalone-emulator documentation is preserved alongside this
file and still describes the SDL builds rather than the libretro core:
  • readme.txt — general usage and keyboard controls
  • readme_portable.txt — portable/handheld builds
  • readme_source.txt — building the standalone emulator
  • history.txt — upstream changelog
About
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