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Hello everyone, I have an Axe programming challenge! You must program a checkerboard (box of 8x8 size) infinity scrolling program using the arrow keys! It will leave the program with a [clear]. The program must be the smallest size possible! Watch out! The asm command is prohibited!My program, without optimization, is 418 bytes with the header! Send me the programs by PM. You do not have a time limit. Specify in the comments that you are attending and, if you wish, your current score, but do not give your code! I will update this post with scores! Good luck!
I'm not sure of one thing: Are we talking about source bytes or compiled bytes? The two are different.
I am at 344 bytes with my try, without having it really optimized I named the program TE and compiled in noshell.No screen, cause it is always the same >< (and I am lazy)EDIT : I am at 287 bytes if I made no mistake ><EDIT2 : got it down to a 278 bytes crazy fast program. I hope there is no hidden bug like last time
Watch out guys, I found this topic.
Wait, what if, instead of the ASM() command we put the data as hex and jump to that memory address