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Calin said:
this is not an app this is a game
Games write things as well though. Where do you put save files? Where do you put settings like sound/music volume? What about logs and such for debugging? A virtual disk is a pretty good place for those, and probably easier than any kind of network interface.
Although for logs a serial interface might also work, I really never looked at that.
SyncViews said:
What about logs and such for debugging
for something in early stages of development this the only reason to have disk write.
amandarai said:
if the graphics are good, then there are many long-term players
if you want to hook a player then you need a game that can do that i.e. a game with enough content for user to explore.
I have been looking at gamedev.net assembler threads it becomes repetitive at some point i don`t care about all the bragging, and there`s nothing on compilers.
systems programming in assembly
I looked up that in the other place. The reason I`m asking questions here is because this is the head.
Nobody in their right mind would install such a game, really can't see any reason not to use an OS for game development
vinterberg said:
Nobody in their right mind would install such a game, really can't see any reason not to use an OS for game development
thanks for kimming in and sharing your view
Just a question how do you compile the nehe asm code?
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never mind I found the answer to my question
at the core I`m not interested in the core architecture.
