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A [[Test ROMs|test ROM]] is a program designed specifically to test whether the platform that the program is running on is working correctly. A test ROM can be used to test the accuracy of an emulator, as well as compare the behavior of different hardware revisions.
 
A [[Test ROMs|test ROM]] is a program designed specifically to test whether the platform that the program is running on is working correctly. A test ROM can be used to test the accuracy of an emulator, as well as compare the behavior of different hardware revisions.
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!Test / Emulator !![[BGB]] !![[Gambatte]]!! [[KiGB]] !![[no$gmb]] !![[VisualBoy Advance|VBA]]
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| DMG Sound<span class="small">(v2)</span>
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| <!-- BGB --> Failed<pre>01:02 02:ok 03:03
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04:02 05:02 06:01
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07:05 08:01 09:01
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10:01 11:03 12:01</pre>
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| Instruction timing
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| Passed
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| Memory timing<span class="small">(v2)</span>
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| As of 1.12 (public)
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<pre>01:01 02:01 03:01</pre>
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<span class="small">Passed as of 1.13.dev</span>
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| OAM bug<span class="small">(v2)</span>
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|  <!-- BGB --> Failed<pre>01:02 02:02 03:ok
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04:03 05:02 06:ok
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07:01 08:02</pre>
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Revision as of 19:13, 12 December 2010

A test ROM is a program designed specifically to test whether the platform that the program is running on is working correctly. A test ROM can be used to test the accuracy of an emulator, as well as compare the behavior of different hardware revisions.

Test / Emulator BGB Gambatte KiGB no$gmb VBA
DMG Sound(v2) Failed
01:02 02:ok 03:03
04:02 05:02 06:01
07:05 08:01 09:01
10:01 11:03 12:01
Instruction timing Passed
Memory timing(v2) As of 1.12 (public)
01:01 02:01 03:01

Passed as of 1.13.dev

OAM bug(v2) Failed
01:02 02:02 03:ok
04:03 05:02 06:ok
07:01 08:02