JincS do you know how compilers work and about writing backends and binutils??

What I have learned:

This information comes straight from Kevin Kofler. You would only need to write a backend for the GCC compiler instead of a frontend. This is where z88dk failed by only trying to write a frontend for the GCC compiler. Also to compile the bins he has recommended using Binutils. I would want to use 'as' and then 'ld' or 'ld-tigcc'. Also I could port the libraries from TIGCC to z8-GCC with some work for the z80 calcs. Now I have a proposition.

Proposition:

I am looking for skilled C/C++ programmers that are willing to work on this porject with a group. TO keep this project clean, simple, and effcient there will be coding standards, a detailed dynamic list for bug reports and a todo list. This will help with interfacing with different programmers. Now I am only looking for a maximum of 9 programmers and a minimum of 3 programmers including me. If you want to tryout email me at [email protected].

Here is an image of it using Massacre as an APP. As you can see it is clearly the same and as fast as stub version.

Yes thank you guys but I don't exactly know how TIGCC compiles and stuff but I will make this so that it compiles into Assembly code and then it will compile that code with TASM and Devpac83 so all you need to do is write the C code and compile.

NOTE: I don't know if I will be able to use typedef but also another note is that it will have inline assembly also so you can setup ASM routines to work with zC80. I am currently worknig on dynamic allocation with the 'int' function and once that is done making the rest should be easy riding

I don't know if I will be able to include typedef and some other complicated C stuff like union and structure pointing sorry

its actually very simple in basic just use your hit detection routine. Make a flag to distinguish an NPC in your matrix map data like 12.2 where .2 shows it is an NPC not just a tile. And then in your hit detection routine write some code like fpart(matrixnum and go from there

wow thats pretty sweeet

hmm what is MLC - TI-83+ dead??

*Halifax gets out the shock pads

Yea assembly does need patience thats what I hated about it. I sat down like 5 or 7 times and tried to learn then one day on Friday in school I was like Im going to go home and dedicate this whole weekend to learning ASM and that is when it happened. I actually learned(not mastered just grasped) ASM after 2 days.Seriously I think you need to just grasp the ideas not program for a week and let the ideas simmer and then things will click. Ask questions and you'll be on your way to a great career.

Now time for some x64 Aseembly how about it