Re: A92: The trap funtion
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Re: A92: The trap funtion
If you are replying to my post, I must say that I understand pretty much all of
the source code that is out there with a few exceptions, sprite.asm being one of
them. That's why asked someone to add good comments to it. Another thing I'd
like to know is how to use interrupts for one's own purposes like making something
happen periodically.
As a matter of fact, I am making a DOS port, and I am pretty close to a beta
version.
It's not actually DOS, of course, but a command-line interface that emulates it.
I think a good command line interface has been missing from Fargo, and I want to
fill that gap. If someone wants to join me, look at my code, add to it, be a
coathor, e-mail me.
NDStein wrote:
> Do you learn C by reading the source code for doom? No. Look at some simple
> programs first...I'm not sure which. You should try some of the sample
> programs in the docs, converting the lib calls to fargo II style of course.
> Then try modifying them. Or try to write a few simple programs yourself.
> Many people get into trouble when they start off learning a language by trying
> to make a big game in it. You need to get experience before you do that, or
> you will just write bad, slow code for the game and it won't work. Start
> small, work up. Sprite routines and games aren't small, it's much easier to
> learn from example programs in the guide, etc.
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