Butterfly & Phoenix EMU Restarter.

[Clawed]

Hi,

Today i got bored so i decided to code a simple Butterfly & Phoenix EMU restarter.
It's nothing special but it does the job, over the next day or so, i'll improve it, so it logs when emu close's and opens, and i will make it so you can choose between emus easier.

Github: https://github.com/Clawed/EmulatorRestarter

[MentaL]

[Gangnam]

Hi,

Today i got bored so i decided to code a simple Butterfly & Phoenix EMU restarter.
It's nothing special but it does the job, over the next day or so, i'll improve it, so it logs when emu close's and opens, and i will make it so you can choose between emus easier.

Github: https://github.com/Clawed/EmulatorRestarter

I think Leenster's version does the same thing and then some. Until it exceeds his version - it's kinda redundant

[Clawed]

I was bored lol, ill improve it over the next day for any emu.

[Xversion]

Good Luck on this.

[BeatScript]

Thanks.

Btw, replace:

Console.Write(Time.ToString("HH:MM"));

to

Console.Write(Time.ToString("HH:mm"));

It's minute, not month ;)

[Phosfor]

Or you can simply do :

( batch )

:start
file.exe
goto start

[azaidi]

If you want to make this, don't use a console application, use a windows forms and make some advanced features like restart every x hours and send a hotel alert with MUS. This isn't really useful. If you want to make it useful please use windows forms.

[Quackster]

Forked your repository. I made it locate any .exe in it's working directory which isn't either

- The restarter file itself
- A file containing vshost.exe

https://github.com/Quackster/EmulatorRestarter

https://github.com/Quackster/Emulato...ter/Program.cs

Nice code by the way.

[Clawed]

Forked your repository. I made it locate any .exe in it's working directory which isn't either

- The restarter file itself
- A file containing vshost.exe

https://github.com/Quackster/EmulatorRestarter

https://github.com/Quackster/Emulato...ter/Program.cs

Nice code by the way.

Oh aha nice one, could of change Console.Write(Time.ToString("HH:MM")); to Console.Write(Time.ToString("HH:mm")); seen as MM is month and not minute aha :P

[Quackster]

Oh aha nice one, could of change Console.Write(Time.ToString("HH:MM")); to Console.Write(Time.ToString("HH:mm")); seen as MM is month and not minute aha :P

Fixed.