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Quote from: ScoutQuote from: Freyaday on April 11, 2011, 10:38:31 amWhat does it mean?In Z80 Assembly, 'ret' means the end of a program. It closes when reaches a 'ret' instruction.Still doesn't make sense because it sounds like "Prepare for the return of the world." RET is RETurn, as in returning control to wherever a routine was called. It could be used to quit a program, end a subroutine, or (in hackish code) jump somewhere random. In fact, it's more a data/hardware routine than anything else -- it simply pops the value at the top of the stack into PC. The closest thing to an actual end is the .end command in TASM, which signals the end of the file, but yeah, I keep reading it as "return of the world"
Quote from: Freyaday on April 11, 2011, 10:38:31 amWhat does it mean?In Z80 Assembly, 'ret' means the end of a program. It closes when reaches a 'ret' instruction.
What does it mean?
In other news, Frey continues kicking unprecedented levels of ass.
Where on Earth do you see a ?
Did you make that sprite?
Hey, I just noticed that we have almost the same postcount.
yup, but I have a higher rating and lurk around more
sprites... that was a dirty drawing and needed improvement. here's an expansion. I will continue to expand it(if I don't get distracted )
But he probably used RET because END would be boring.