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the compiler puts the start of that array at $0000 (unknowing to you). This can't happen. CC65's C compiler won't allocate variables on the zeropage. You can only import zeroopage variables from assembly allocations, so you would have had to put it there yourself. Hey! Do you know if the ZP is save...

tepples wrote:Part of the problem is that neither the C Standard nor POSIX nor the Windows ABI specifies a 24-bit integer type.

So a good Pascal compiler targeting the 6502? Subrange Types could perhaps be a solution to this.

bass is a great assembler by byuu, and has an active support forum here: http://board.byuu.org/phpbb3/viewforum.php?f=20

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_floating_point

Edit: Sorry, the aforementioned article might be interesting also, but I meant to post this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floating_point

rainwarrior wrote:(Similarly in C/C++ I like to write void* p and not void *p.)

Isn't void* p the correct thing to do in C++?

It still seems like Windows is the best platform for nes development. I haven't yet seen an NES emulator that had a complete, fleshed out GUI, AND was able to use vsync properly, on linux. It's always sheary or choppy. Plus, I'm not sure I've been able to use any debugging facilities on any emulato...

I think it means each address holds a word of data, not a byte.

psycopathicteen wrote:Looked at the asm file and I can't read it because there's no spaces. Everything is on big wall of text.

LF newlines. Don't open it in notepad, it won't work, it will only interpret CR-LF as a new line.

Espozo wrote:

byuu wrote:But to me, what matters are the games. And the SNES has ~15 times the JRPGs as the Genesis.

Is that supposed to be a good thing?

That's a great thing! Who doesn't enjoy a good story?

> Speaking of that, are there any mods left there? Been waiting over a week for an account activation. The first time I tried I had to wait about a month before being denied. The second time I tried I had to wait about a week. Slow as hell, and some of those guys seem REALLY hostile towards the SNES.

I think what I find more annoying than the camera is the fact that every time the camera adjusts itself it respawns enemies that were just killed. I think it would make more sense if the spawning window wasn't tied to the camera. Do you really want enemies to respawn? I know some games gain from it...

Erockbrox wrote:To be honest though some of these old consoles were basically PC's.

Is this really right? I thought new consoles were more and more like PCs, while older consoles differ
more from them.

That's why I have edited my post to say "modern" atheism. Before the mid 18th century the vast majority of population were serfs (some kind of slave farmers), illiterate and uneducated, they would not question what they were teach, so yeah they weren't atheists and no, that's not doubtful...

Again, wrong. Modern atheism was invented in the mid-1700s and started spreading after the french revolution, in 1789. Before that point in history there was no such thing as atheism and atheists to be oppressed. Wrong, atheism is not being a theist, it's not some invention. "Hey, I believe in...

FF VII is a great instalment in the series (I'm excited that the remake is finally coming out) and I can see why it's the most popular FF game in the world. But I think the materia system is the single worst system in any FF game so far. I prefer when abilities are limited to characters/classes, bu...