I think that's a pretty easy restriction to achieve. Simply draw the line
this way:
- Inline assembly ok for optimization, custom kernel, and features not
possible with the language (perhaps interaction with kernel?) would be
allowed. Big chunks of asm that could be coded with bb wouldn't.
Guess that means I need finish with the polish on Ooze and start something
new Huh? ;)
Thanks Glenn. This is perhaps the coolest part of classic gaming. It's
possible to not only see how things are done, but participate and enjoy all
the aspects of gaming. Kids today are missing out, IMHO. Knowing the person
(even if it's just e-mail or a forum) somehow adds to the game experience.
Sort of like playing your friends new game long ago.
Batari is gonna be busy for sure now.
On 8/11/05, Thomas Jentzsch <tjentzsch@xxxxxx> wrote:
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> Glenn wrote:
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> > Okay guys, I have a surprise for you.
>
> Cool! Though the "Desired Qualities" are really tough.
>
> BTW: "Overcoming known Batari BASIC limitations"
> IMO you should restrict the use of inline assembler somehow. Else someone
> could write a complete game using inline assembler.
>
> Havefun!
> Thomas
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