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« on: May 23, 2011, 09:43:39 pm »
Not in my defense, but in defense of those who are using it: There's only one small issue left to fix, and then it's perfect, so I and everyone else would be greatful for an extension. The axiom was done, but it was those 2 accidental issues 3 days before the deadline that messed things up
752
« on: May 23, 2011, 09:12:53 pm »
* DJ_O hopes the current version works at all  since any update would not be allowed in the contest at this point
In that case, it won't be allowed. I did find the bug that Compynerd255 was talking about, but as you're pointing out, the newest version is a day too late.
753
« on: May 23, 2011, 07:06:46 pm »
Both the source and the executable are available for download on ticalc.org. To integrate Crabcake, I added AxesOn after the Icon and Axiom lines (making it the first line of actual code), and, in my Quit code, I moved the existing prep code to the end, under a Lbl END:
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Goto END
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Lbl END
Fix 4
Archive Str9
AxesOff
I don't know, but I have the slight feeling that you did not do extensive testing on code that broke the 8811 byte limit, because the test program that came with Crabcake is a heck of a lot smaller than that.
If I find something that I did wrong, I'll fix it. However, I swear that I did ALL my testing on code that broke the 8811 KB limit.
754
« on: May 23, 2011, 01:32:05 pm »
Yeah, from what I heard, apparently he subtracted something instead of adding it, I wonder what he'll say this time.
He's supposed to make a speech tonight. But he was pretty flabbergasted and humiliated
755
« on: May 23, 2011, 01:15:45 pm »
For me, the Bible should never be taken literally. It's just a bunch of metaphors to teach us about life. That's what, for me, Christianity (and a bunch of other religions who have similar books) is and should be. This Camping guy (not Camper), like too many people in the past, took it literally, this is what I believe is a great error.
That's interesting. In my opinion, on the other hand, I think he didn't take it literally enough.
756
« on: May 23, 2011, 01:04:03 pm »
For real believers it is impossible to disprove a religion. religion is impossible to disprov
I understand why you posted it and how you don't want to sugar coat it but sometimes you have to
Yeah, agreed. Sometimes you have to sugar coat.
757
« on: May 23, 2011, 01:01:32 pm »
Like I said, I wasn't posting to offend anyone.
I take a lot of offence at religion itself, and people never seem to find that a valid reason to be offended. Again, I'm sorry to have offended anyone, I just can't stand religion. Imagine if I were to go into a theist's house and spend an hour disproving their deity of choice. I get something similar from everyone else.
Don't read into what I say too much. Very rarely is it a personal insult, or meant to be offensive. I just say it how it is, and I don't sugar coat anything to make it less so.
I can see where you were coming from, because it happens to me too. I mean no offense, yet it happens. BUT, it would have been best to stay on topic. A post such as "I agree that something like this is not needed to disprove Christianity" would have been sufficient.
758
« on: May 23, 2011, 12:45:55 pm »
I don't need the rapture failure to disprove Christianity. It's just absurd as it is, IMO. I mean no offense to religious people, but it just blows my mind that so many people accept this crap as the highest form of truth there is.
This thread was not put up so people could bash religions. You are insulting several people on this site, including me.
759
« on: May 23, 2011, 10:19:08 am »
Some of you may have heard news and promotions from Camper that "Judgement Day" would be May 21st, that is, two days ago. As you can tell, it never happened.
While I know what I believe, I'm not going to promote a religion and bash another, but I will say that whatever you believe should not waiver because of this "mistake." If you believe against Christianity, this is not further evidence that the religion is false. Same if you are a Christian.
Basically, the Bible says that "NO MAN can know" when the rapture is going to occur. Whether the Bible is true or not, the fact remains that Camper thought he knew when it would happen, but he didn't. Exactly as the Bible said.
So if you believe in Christianity, you should not let this cause doubt in your mind. If you believe in another religion or are an athiest, this is not proof that Christianity is a hoax...whether or not you believe, Christianity can still be true or false.
760
« on: May 22, 2011, 11:48:05 pm »
Cool to see it updated 
By host, do you mean for an online version of the tutorial? It might be nice actually, if we can navigate between each lesson. You would need to ask Eeems or Netham45, as I no longer have FTP access.
Yeah, I mean online. Navigation between each lesson is a goal, but I have no experience in the area.
761
« on: May 22, 2011, 11:45:41 pm »
I've finally put the finishing touches on my ASM lessons, so you can go here to download the updated files: http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=downloads;sa=downfile&id=594This will be the version I upload to ticalc.org. If you want just Appendix E, you can download the attachment below. Netham45 and DJ_O, if you can provide me assistance by telling me how to upload the lessons with Omnimaga as a host site, I am ready to do so.
762
« on: May 21, 2011, 03:32:03 pm »
Awesome tool, thanks. I just wonder how tu use AxesOnr/Offr. Axe Parser says "Bad Symbol".
I think that's my fault. I forgot to test that before the release 
763
« on: May 20, 2011, 11:34:02 am »
This is really great, Hot_Dog! I like how someone has finally set out to fix this.
However, when I tried it on my 83 Plus (OS 1.19), on Eitrix (9100 bytes with Crabcake, 8700 bytes without), the game crashed immediately when it started running, as if it had broken the fourth wall already. Could you please look into this?
I can definitely look into it. I'm assuming that your game worked perfectly fine before you put crabcake on? Also, can I see your source?
764
« on: May 19, 2011, 02:58:07 pm »
Hmmm, I did forget to mention that very big interrupt routines (such as those with Dispgraph) can be problems, so a huge routine should start with FnOff and end with FnOn.
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« on: May 19, 2011, 02:05:00 pm »
If used correctly and without abuse, interrupts can play an important part in an Axe program. So I wrote this tutorial. Enjoy!
Typo: On page 4, you divide T by 118, but it's to get the number of seconds you survived. It is NOT to get the number of times each second the routine ran.
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