MaxCoderz

tr1p1ea wrote:Similar to the feeling you get when you fix a long standing bug .

Rage?

What is that icon on the titlescreen?

Also you're not using the 6-bit word mode on the LCD? It has that mode specifically for text.

I forget how Zelda's works, but its superior to jim's.

well what are you waiting for, I bet he has a title screen ready for you

Jim and I wrote one for spasm a while ago. Maybe you can create something like this #macro multhlfast( num ) #define mfstart 0 muloop(15) #if mfstart=0 \ ld hl,0 \ #endif #endmacro #define muloop( loop ) #if loop >= 0\ do_mul( 1<<loop )\ muloop( eval( loop-1) )\ #endif #macro do_mul(bit) #if mfstart...

We can't do attachments on this forum?



you're welcome

I've got the solution and it's not as simple as I thought. Refer to http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms997502.aspx for details.

I can't believe that result was never in the top 50 on google. The result of this, anyway, is

I figure Cobb or Ben might have some insight into this. A Windows interface called IDragSourceHelper can draw transparent images during drag and drop. It's what's responsible for transparent icons when you drag column headings or files around in Windows 2000 and up. To get started, it only requires ...

How does this work? I can't figure out how to import bitmaps or even copy and paste images in. I like the arbitrary zoom. Buildscript wizards looks great and generates buildscript_new.txt -- but crashes when I click finish twice ("index was outside the bounds of the array"). The first time...

Any optimization I did was a side effect. Readability is what really matters. Especially when you share code, it's gotta be quick to understand.

Luckily Z80 assembly is one of those rare mediums in which the most optimized code is also good style.

Ah I see what you meant to do. SLL doesn't exist as its mnemonic suggests, you oughta use SL1 (they're the same binary). #define make16(vh, vl) vh << 8 + vl ld bc,make16(7, 1) ld de,make16($FF, $FF) ld hl,make16(8, 1) input_loop: out (c),e out (c),d sl1 d in a,(1) xor e jr nz,bit_to_value ld a,l add...

Thanx for optimizing it ;) *goes to upgrade my code* edit: d has got to be $FE though, not $FF It's $FF, since the value is shifted first before being output. I overused reusable labels a bit because well, they are reusable anyway, and they don't hurt do they? That's not the point -- they hurt peop...

#define make16(vh, vl) vh << 8 + vl ld bc,make16(7, 1) ld de,make16($FF, $FF) ld hl,make16(8, 1) input_loop: out (c),e sll d out (c),d in a,(1) xor e jr nz,bit_to_value ld a,l add a,h ld l,a djnz input_loop xor a ret bit_to_value: inc l rra jr nc,bit_to_value ld a,l ret Don't overuse temp labels

I've modified Wabbitemu to return a value according to your findings. Who can verify the other models?

Nah, any file hosted on your server not too long ago is gone.