>I'm wondering: is anyone interested in the same kind of competition, but
then
>for Turbo Pascal? Then you can only use the Library made by Kari
Lammassaari,
>as can be downloaded from my homepage. Further, almost exactly the same
rules
>could be applied here... and both Turbo Pascal 3.0 and 3.3 may be used,
>including "Peek" (why may this not be used in the Basic compo? With peek
you
>could check some system variables, like if the computer the demo is running
on
>is MSX1, 2 or 2+...),
Coz this is easily be converted to real basic, using an ON ERROR GOTO and
SCREEN 12... You may figure out the rest :-)
>"integer absolute" (for timers), but no ML may be
>included, except for the ML in the libraries. Also, the libraries may not
be
>altered, unless there is a bug in it (and if this bug is sent to Kari, I'm
>sure he'll fix it).
>
>This may the MSX programmers give insight in the great possibilities of
Turbo
>Pascal on MSX (with the nice libraries made by Kari).
>
>
>Grtjs, Manuel
Sure, good idea. But I think it's better not to interfere with the BASIC
compo. I don't think many ppl spend time working on 2 projects at the same
time, so both compo's will suffer from each other. How about a start of the
Pascal compo at 1 March, with deadline on 22 March, 0:00 and vote before 1
april? Sure, you'll have to wait a month, but now you can win 2 compo's :-)
Randy
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