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I also love tapes. Something warping one back a couple of years has a rejuvenating effect on mind and body – more and more studies confirm it. Meanwhile the VIC became the first of the Commodores to play audio like a MC: https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=66244 – and at least one game (PULSE) does...

Endurion wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 11:31 pm Isn't the binary in the PRG folder working?

https://github.com/jamarju/vic20-sargon ... master/PRG

Oh, right, there it is! Thanks!

MrSterlingBS wrote: ↑Sun Mar 02, 2025 2:05 am Have fun with it.

Above the textarea when editing posts there is a button with some kind of chain symbolized on it. That's the trick how to make usable links.

I gave Recallbox a try. Nice animations. I would have preferred working pads though. Tried three models and it's a disappointment. That was rather unexpected.
However, I could work on that Pi5 should the regular machine get nuked – am very happy with it.

Nice. Someone should fix the build and submit a usable PRG.

Can't find no bugs in the regular VIC sound mode. Great!

I just happened to remember that I fixed the issue where balls zip out through open obstacle gates some time ago… I've taken out the round intro of this 10 level demo for now as it'd only spark bug reports that aren't vital to the game's full release. There's still some freak bug where blocks just d...

Got a good match for a tape cover background for that one (am screwed for real now):

Road map for the next five minutes: revive bytecode backend in tré to bootstrap the TUNIX Lisp compiler on the bytecode VM and throw away that massive evaluator which is a bitch with a 4kt butt, because of lexical scope. Compiler roadmap: https://github.com/SvenMichaelKlose/tunix/blob/main/src/bin/l...

As in all those years there had been no significant response by people to that project here, I once decided to devote my time to other projects. That's the entire reason I did not mention that idea here until now. It's lonely at the top, isn't it? :p I've spent up to an hour on some replies just to...

Yeah. The tiny amount of screen memory is quite a game changer compared to the later models. Some speed code in expanded memory would be a cool option, too.

Sorry for the missing references. Not going for an academic degree. In the end: it's a working line routine and I probably cannot imagine how good that's kicking the first time any more, plus a couple of priceless lessons for free. No time wasted.

Quick scan doesn't reveal nothing to me to optimise. An achievement for its size. But I cannot place the loss of zero page in any bigger picture comfortably.

Site and Git repo seem to be gone.

Here's the last Git clone I've stashed up.

I didn't post recent releases as it's working on POSIX-compatibles and the C64 only. https://github.com/SvenMichaelKlose/tunix/blob/main/Changelog.md TUNIX Lisp https://github.com/SvenMichaelKlose/tunix/blob/main/src/bin/lisp/doc/manual.md is an interpreter designed to run on systems with next to no...