Hi Rob, > I'll keep hacking away at it, since the payoffs are big for me from a > learning perspective.
Good :) And you brought me to the idea of porting RcSim :) I think I'll investigate that more. This should be the first real "application" in PilOS. > When you say "@lib/z3d.l" is in C, if I wanted to learn > how to build upon PilOS, would it be preferable to use pil-assembly or Lisp > (PicoLisp, I assume)? I would start on the Lisp level. Only low-level and time-critical parts need to be done in assembly. > Can I learn pil-assembly from the source files, or do > you have a reference somewhere? The only reference is in "doc64/asm". It describes the virtual PicoLisp machine and its instruction set. The ultimate documentation are the sources in "src64/*.l" and (as a modification of those) in "pilos/src/*.l". ♪♫ Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe
