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bazz wrote:

nicklausw wrote:That thing is frickin' huge!

that's what she said

I'm sure she'd agree.

Huh...never seen a license like that one.

I prefer GPL, cuz copyleft. My only problem is the document's size. That thing is frickin' huge!

Wait, cc65 isn't entirely free?

XD Well, I built the computer I'm doing all this on, so let's just skip a step for that...

Nice bro, good luck and happy success :) Thanks. I've actually had tons of luck today. Implemented .db, .dw, .dl and .dd for 8/16/24/32 bit numbers. Also got a tiny banking system and even working file output. Basically, if you want to make a whole game in one file out of raw data, be my guest, as ...

So ever since the beginning of 2015, there's a little something that I've been working on "behind the scenes". Basically it's a personal dare. Not only do I have to make a SNES game, but I also have to write all the tools for doing so. This explains why I made a palette converter earlier o...

My name is just my name.

When I said object-oriented, what I meant was something Game Maker style-like, which seemed to be what you're getting at. Not even entirely sure how C++'s object orientation works.

Object-oriented assembly? That sounds like a complete mess, if anything...well, unless handled properly, of course. If done right then it sounds like the best thing ever.

(Well that turned over quickly )

I'm beyond impressed.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/56397/page-9 Looks like for a while Ville was just continuously releasing new versions of WLA blindly. Took some time for the updates to get heavy and for people to notice them (and for him to stop scrambling around compiling it on a bunch of OS's and just make it open...

I still don't get why it'd be necessary to install all of that just to have a good SNES environment. A makefile for the SNES is....eh.

I took a look at Python. As simple and convenient as scripting languages can be, it seems inconvenient to open up a file expecting an executable just to find that it's a script and there's some interpreter needed. (Then again, I'm the one using .NET...) I can see your reasoning, I guess, but usuall...

Small update. (Read first post).

Is Cygwin needed, or would MinGW work as well? MinGW doesn't need quite as big of a C runtime DLL because it doesn't try to implement a huge swath of POSIX. Instead, it uses MSVC 6's DLL. I suppose it could be used, but it didn't work well with the batch file given with the sources. Tomorrow I'll t...