> On Aug 3, 2024, at 5:45 AM, <[email protected]> <[email protected]> > wrote: > > The mazes that were made for both the Altair version and the M100 version > were generated by a C program running under windows.
As a note, the C program works without modification on at least two platforms I tried to compile it on: macOS and Linux. So, while your process used Windows, as best I can tell there's no build requirement on Windows. > I do not have a good method of moving tokenized BASIC to and from the M100 so > I haven’t offered a tokenized version. (I use RS232 to move the .DO file). I also use RS-232, and move binary files all the time; this is with the use of a TPDD emulator. If you need the capability of moving files to and from your larger computer's filesystem, a TPDD emulator like dl2 or LaddieAlpha could be a good solution. > I guess I could use the CloudT to create a .BA file if it is useful to > someone using Virtual T. B9 has an "offline" tokenizer that can create .BA files from text without hardware or emulation, hence the link in their message: <https://github.com/hackerb9/tokenize> It's a very nice piece of software. In any case, Lloyd, thank you so much for contributing a novel and interesting game to the platform and community.
