Nectarine

but then got the pentium 300 orwhat it was where you could in BIOS just put it to 450

topless and always hold the chase with other hand

made my own Cyrix from top to bottom

you can always use C and do the hard parts in asm{}

or custom refresh ratios and such

i dunno, i came to PC world in 1995 or so

the old monitors back then allowed some kinda "twig VGA"(?!) modes back in the day, allowing insane stuff performed realtime

and thats great

everyone "fools the eye" like magicians did in the day, even today like always with demoscene

franz: Early 90's. Because the CPU and stuff was already hard to manage with just asm. i assume..

for PC it was somewhere in the mid 1990s when people started to realize that C compilers were good enough to write demos without assembly

hey fara

hey serp o/

ask him franz, he is in pouet etc

but well, i don't know even any popular text editor for 64...

my friend (i hope still) Stingray will know all about that

im not coder at all

after seka and such came asm1 etc i HAVE HEARD

'modern' cross-platform tooling can make quite a difference

yeah, not anymore. There were plenty of good tools though

I use C and C++ on MAC System 7.5.5 but it's a weird experience. The ToolBOX ROM API is very 1980s

with amiga's assembly, what's the difference between 80s stuff and modern?

like when i tried back in 80s, with seka assembly

with 80s stuff

well, no one codes 80s stuff thats for sure

asm atleast for A500, i guess

i think all 060 things they use C at least

i think most of demo programmers still use asm for amiga

and do they still use? i'm not exactly sure. i've tried to ask for several times

assembly