Quote from: SirCmpwn on June 14, 2010, 10:00:06 am

Quote from: meishe91 on June 13, 2010, 11:23:22 pm

Sorry, I haven't had a chance to really look at it yet. Been very tired and busy. I will soon though. Something though occurred to me. Will you be updating this as things change throughout the newer versions and such?

The one posted in this forum is not even a version.  It's just to get a review for style.

I think he's asking if you'll keep updating the final version as Axe evolves.

Ya, this is what I meant. I'm aware this is just a "sneak-peak." Glad to hear that it will get updated though until the final version

I'm pretty sure you could use the OP registers.  Here's an example of storing 1980612202.6510 to OP1:

det(1)
[89 19 80 61 22 02 65 10]->Str1
conj(Str1-1, _E8478, 9)

See, it kind of works.
I agree it's not a very good method and I hope you can find a better one.

that seems a bit hard to read. It would be good to have something easier to read and store when coding

Indeed.
You can save "1980612202.6510" as a string and code a routine to convert it into OP1.

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You can use inline assembly for accessing the bcalls for making floating point math.

The formatting looks good so far.  I also like your writing style.  Its simple and easy to understand.
A little off topic, but has anyone made a tilemap demo program, like the one that comes with xLib, but for Axe?  Just a character that moves around a scrolling tilemap.

Oh. wow. can't believe I missed that.  thanks meishe.

Crap, this topic was bumped, now I actually have to work on this.

Heh, that we are :]

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