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

Agemixer (02:03:27)
well i think i understood but.. perhaps not. i mean, it could be recompiled during the demo run with different parameters with outsourcing the algorithm-to-actual-machinecode for demoengine in a run (that is possible)

Agemixer (01:58:03)
outsourcing

Liquid Synths

Maf (Benoît Charcosset)

mirrorbird

Time Left: 2:49