I have this weird habit of thinking "oh, it must be a timing
problem" when it's really something else.
I went crazy building a perl tool to hunt for page-crossing
branches, when really my program was getting weird simply
because I was forgetting the "#" in front of constants/
The latest idiocy: if you're using X to count your scanlines,
it might make sense not to casually use it for addressing
offsets. Heh heh.
Geez, it's not like I don't know what timing problems look
like; they're generally boring things that stretch the screen
elements, not things that look like nuclear meltdown.
--
KirkIsrael@xxxxxxxxxxxxx http://kisrael.com
"Uncertainty in the pressure of vivid hopes and fears is painful,
but must be endured if we wish to live without the support of
comforting fairy tales." --Bertrand Russell
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