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I'm hoping he continues his work on his project to the point of completion. It's a cool project he has going there.

I'm still working on it ... About 1h per day, I know that's not a lot but I progress everyday. I just tend to blog like before before those blog post take me time and I prefer to code at the moment. I'm currently implementing the enemies display routines and I will soon attack the collision part.

Anyway any major improvement will get a release, rom or rom + code.

See ya all

++ Lint

It's good to hear that Lint. I understand not always updating the blog as updating a website takes away from valuable time to be spent doing development.

tomaitheous wrote:I do - http://pcedev.net/PCE_asm_tutorials/pce ... al_WIP.txt

Though it's been a couple of months since I did some more work on it. But I plan to write the next chapter soon (have had some requests). Next chapter will be more hands on of the assembler and the syntax/directives and maybe a companion guide for the CPU itself.

I think I have read a version of this already, one guy called Nodtveidt on Pete's QB Site pointed it to me when I was teaching him what MD really is
I will need to copy your organization, its nice and clean compared ot the mess I have written about MD

tomaitheous wrote: You have to finish that We need more all-in-one tutorials and such for these systems. You're definitely qualified to write it too. TmEE, you're more famous than you think

How famous ?

I have been ultr@ productive lately and there's a great chance something ends up in SMDGPROG.TXT file I have in my MD dev directory...


A complete SNES doc would be nice to read too, its always fun to read something about the competitor

TmEE wrote: I think I have read a version of this already, one guy called Nodtveidt on Pete's QB Site pointed it to me when I was teaching him what MD really is
I will need to copy your organization, its nice and clean compared ot the mess I have written about MD

Old Nodt, ehh? I didn't know he had the link (probably an old one). I did a little work with him. I adapted Pucrunch asm decompresser to the C compiler he was using for PCE coding. I put in a ring buffer system so it could decompress directly to VRAM (I/O ports). Can be wasteful with CDRAM and all.

How famous ?

Haha, I dunno. Charles M. and I have talked about you quite a few times (good things ). I've seen people mention your name in efnet IRC channels and such. People seem to just know of you


Lint: You're working on the C compiler for SNES? If so, didn't you post a while back over at RHDN about this? I'm curious if you're handling the Clib as 65816 ASM or if it's internal.