>
> Konami Man dec=eda:
>
> > >just a weird idea.
> >
> > Normally they are the best ideas.
>
> > >Why not a competition for demos witten in Basic?
>
> I know my idea will not like you, but why not to do the same in
> Assembler? I really think that Basic is not right to code demos.
> Anyway, maybe is possible to do both, a competition for Basic demos and
> another one for assembler.
> Note that I'm not telling you about big demos but something like the 512
> bytes competition that was made some years ago.
> I think there can be some one iterested on it (?)
>
> > ...or NestorBASIC? X-)
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+...), "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
PS: MSX 4 EVER!
PPS: Visit my homepage at
http://studs.sci.kun.nl:8888/manuelbi
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