Agemixer (02:13:27)
and actually i have done little stuff like that... you bet, it eases up the most tedious work and rework on assembly (and then you need to fix dome bug and add more code...)

Agemixer (02:12:12)
yeah, why trying to do it handmade as those calculations can be done algorithmically (to produce sufficient code, on demand)

Agemixer (02:11:05)
and that could be just one feature of that clever "compiler" (could be just recompiler!)

mirrorbird (02:11:02)
you see, that's ike your speccy snow, that's your curse

mirrorbird (02:10:48)
lol i shouldn't know what a 'bad line' is, but i do, because i read some c64 shit

Agemixer (02:10:07)
for example "bad line" timings calculations... you know, that could be outsourced to some engine call like this that generates the code to take a note with that timing. Yes, counting cycles.

Agemixer (02:07:31)
not selfmodifying code well that could be one parameter to allow it whether to make it self modifying piece of code or not

mirrorbird (02:07:16)
i meant something completely different. but thank you for your comment

mirrorbird (02:06:08)
lol. ah. META-self-modifying code. (aka remote debugging)

Agemixer (02:04:38)
and there, we skip this part of trying to produce the actual assembly code ourselves and compile it and see if it works

Icicle (Henrik Eiriksson)

djrandom

Time Left: 3:10