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Yawgmoth 27 Apr 2004, 18:37
Cool!
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27 Apr 2004, 18:37 |
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ShortCoder 07 May 2004, 06:24
Hmm.. First program is really cool and displays a nice visually-appealing thing;)
Second program has some sort of bug in it maybe?---it didn't work for me. It changed screen colors twice and then gave me a fatal error message. I thought maybe it was because you needed an finit before using your floating point, but I added that in there and it didn't seem to make a difference--same error. Maybe it needs to run under a real DOS machine and not under an emulator, I don't know. What was it supposed to do? |
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07 May 2004, 06:24 |
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pelaillo 07 May 2004, 12:39
Second one is a colorful and spining double helix. Very nice!
Strange fact that the second don't work on your machine while the first does? They are using same interrupts. ¿? |
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07 May 2004, 12:39 |
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decard 07 May 2004, 12:45
BTW, there's an interesting web site with small (up to 256 bytes) demos: http://www.256b.com/.
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07 May 2004, 12:45 |
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ShortCoder 08 May 2004, 09:23
Well, perhaps it will aid the creator of the program to know that the error was invalid opcode FF FF 9F 00 9A
Odd thing is, I searched the .com file for this and it isn't there so I'm thinking maybe it is some sort of buffer-overflow thing? |
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08 May 2004, 09:23 |
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