MaxCoderz

You're wrong, Vincent, and tr1p is right. Also, referring to your previous post, LD (ArbitraryAddress), HL is also possible. Check out my LD table if you don't believe me. BTW you have some endianness problem there, the high byte comes after the low byte in the Z80.

I'd advise against using NEG at any time. CPL \ INC A is equivalent (both in size and time), and it opens more possibilities for optimisation.

As for the HX/LY notation, I also mention it in my guide. (At the beginning, where registers are explained.)

Instead of the real data you can also shuffle an array of indices (initialised by id=i for each i) and use them to address the items. In that case you retain the original order as well.

This is fine. I'd probably not generate a new random number if the slot chosen is already taken, but I'd rather start going in either direction (with wraparound at the borders) until I find the first free slot. The direction doesn't have to be always the same, you can decide it e. g. according to th...

Oddly enough, more people seem to be able to write Acelgoyobis's name as it is supposed to be than that of Death Rally. Maybe because it's such an unusual word?

As for votes, everyone should know mine.

I should also come up with something new.

Haskell is the beautiful queen of programming languages without doubt.

Let's see:

recently: C, C++, Prolog/CLPFD, Haskell, Java, Z80 asm, Scheme
formerly: x86 asm, Pascal, 8085 asm, PHP, SML
known but never used: Mercury, WAM 'asm'

HTML is not a programming language... I have some experience with XML, XSLT, XHTML+CSS though, if that counts.