Thank you

In the case anyone is interested, I have found an interesting page on PQ-Torus Knot and has some initiating steps on it that I have been followed making some programs to see what they do. The attached zip contains both the source and compiled code.

- TorusKnotWC01.c. The first step drawing a circle.
- TorusKnotWC01b.c. The same seen in 3D.
- TorusKnotWC02.c. Now let's mix it up a bit by oscillating along y.
- TorusKnotWC03.c. Change it to also oscillate radially...
- TorusKnotWC04.c. Now make it loop around three times. At this point we have just made a (3,8 )-torus knot.

Regards.

Hello, a tiny hangman game example with full fasm 64 bits source code.

Very nice, avcaballero!

Screenshot from Windows 11.



When I deliberately tried to crash the app by smashing random keys… I think I actually managed it!

Thank you for testing it, Picnic

good

Thank you

Hello an old tunnel demo in Linux. Source code included. Compile with "gcc X11_Tunnel.c -o X11_Tunnel -lX11 -lm"..

Edit: I have added the possibility of exiting by clicking on the ESC key, as it should be.

Hello. Here it is an example on Linux X11+nasm width libc for a floor demo. When I have time I will make the fasm version too.

It would be nice if someone had the time to prove both codes I have attached. The difference between them is that one waits for XPending and the other don't. What I'm trying to determine is whether this wait makes the code run more smoothly, without stuttering, or not. Something like the vertical retrace wait. At first glance, I'd say they're the same. Perhaps more trained eyes than mine could see a difference. If no difference were noticeable, I wouldn't see the need for that wait.

Thank you.

Hello. Here it is the fasm version.

Hi!
I compile with:

and get: Floor_X11LCF01.o file. Next I type:

and get: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lX11: No such file or directory
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
What should I do to correctly get executable file?

That's because you don't have the X11 libraries. You have to install them. For do so, you have first to update your system (Debian/Ubuntu)

Nice! Thanks a lot!!

You're welcome

good, i have then the same basis to start fool in linux. i used the floor demo for gdi to start the win version of fool. it's always very usefull to have the minimal example of something like this.