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Command Line Arguments
To run CEmu from the command line, use the name of the CEmu program followed by the various switches. Some switches require an additional argument; see below for the various types of available switches.
CEmu <switches>
-s <file>, --send <file>
Sends the file to the emulator. This may force a calculator reset. To specify multiple files, use multiple switches, i.e:
-s <file 1> -s <file 2> -s <file n>
-a <file>, --send-arch <file>
Behaves just like the -s switch, but forces files to be stored in the archive.
-m <file>, --send-ram <file>
Behaves just like the -s switch, but forces files to be stored in RAM.
-r <rom file>, --rom <rom file>
Forces CEmu to load a new rom rather than the preconfigured ROM image.
-t <autotester file>, --auto-test <autotester file> [--no-test-dialog]
CEmu forces a calculator reset and executes the file with the AutoTester. --no-test-dialog is optional and suppresses the output of the test statistics from the AutoTester.
-g <settings file>, --settings <settings file>
Uses an external file to load the configured settings. This is uses an ini configuration file.
-i <image file>, --image <image file>
CEmu uses the supplied image file to begin emulation.
-d <debug file>, --debug-info <debug file>
Imports the debugging information for the CEmu debugger.
--speed <percentage>
Sets the emulation speed for the emulated calculator.
-u, --unthrottled
Sets CEmu to run at unthrottled speed after boot.
-n, --no-state
Do not load the saved image state from the settings
--reload-rom
Force a rom reload
--no-reset
Do not reset when sending files (Might cause emulated crashes if not at homescreen)
--id <string id>
Command line arguments are routed to the specified CEmu id. This allows you to send commands directly to a current CEmu process. The id is specified in the title of the window; i.e. CEmu | Calculator would have id Calculator.
--screenshot <file>
Saves a PNG screenshot of the calculator display to the given filepath. Only used when also using --id to send a command to a running process.
--launch <prgm>
Launch the program specified by prgm.
-?, -h, --help
Lists all available command line arguments. (Not all of them are on this page.)