Vic 20 and retro gamer with HEWCO, made games with Ovine, draws cartoons of Awful Jokes and obeys the cat. http://hewco.uk
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Rod Hull Replays: Emu's Massive Hunt - Commodore VIC20 - The Most Massive VIC20 Game in the World!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdG5nOS1Syk
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Testing on NTSC and everything runs fine ... not that I was expecting to see problems here, as the Vixel library is decoupled from raster beam timing.
Shield walls added. Also added some animation for the space brake.
Stress testing on the #vic20. Don't think I'll need this many.
Also guess how many are moving and win a prize. The prize is the gift of counting.
@james There might be a clue in the file sizes. The MAIN-TC.EXE file is build with turbo c and is around 9k in size. The DGJPP compiled HELLO.EXE is much larger at 107k so I wonder if more (unintentional) stuff is going on this build.
Any ideas?
@james Hi James, love the topic for this video series.
I've got everything set up (DX2-66 etc) but I don't think my compile times with DJGPP are right. The simple hello world code is taking 55 seconds to compile?
How long is it taking yours to compile?
I put the same code through Turbo C and it compiles instantly (1 second?).
🧑💻Nostalgic DOS Development Part 2 – Writing our first programs💾
This is part two, go read part 1 first.
Last time we set up FreeDOS and installed DJGPP and RHIDE. Now let's go through how to use them and write some simple programs.
I am going to assume you know how to use DOS. If not, all you need to know is how to make directories, mo
Read More 👉https://ncot.uk/nostalgic-dos-development-part-2-writing-our-first-programs/
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This is part two, go read part 1 first. Last time we set up FreeDOS and installed DJGPP and RHIDE. Now let's go through how to use them and write some simple programs. I am going to assume you know how to use DOS. If not, all you need to know is how to make directories, move around the file sy
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