je ne comprendais rien Maintenant je utilise ce que je connais de français, mais je voudrais practiquer, donc ma grammaire est un peu mauvais

Oh, v4.00 just says it is an App. Originally it was a BASIC program using Celtic 3 and Omnicalc, then It was an an assembly program using Omnicalc, then a standalone assembly program, then it became BatLib, the App


v5.00 will be an OS (j/k?)

So how would I add a new Pause command?

Hehe, okay Maybe if I remember for the next update, I will, but I'm not guaranteeing it! ;P

You can do Pause If getKey≠9, but I prefer keeping the regular Pause command as it is. As a note, Pause If is read as a different command from Pause or If.

Oh, I know, so thanks To brute force a 2048-bit RSA, you might need to check as many as 1+2^1023 numbers as potential factors To give an idea, to those who don't know, that is almost 10^308 which is greater than a google cubed.

Quote from: ruler501 on April 13, 2011, 08:31:40 pm

Its theoretically not impossible is what I meant. Unless there is a breakthrough in factoring -stares at Xeda- this is effectively impossible. Who knows maybe we will find another way to find the answrs we want.

Do you think Zeda could look at the hex and get the key using his special hex powers and maths spells?

If it helps, I have been attacking primes and some prime theory. I haven't gotten anywhere that nobody else has, but I am giving it a whirl

EDIT: It might help if I actually understand the concept of these public and private keys... I've only been guessing in that area and I still don't understand how the method works to prevent access to stuff.

Okay, so I worked some more on it today and you can now talk to people, view your stats, and your position, stats, and items are saved in a 163 byte save file (Str0). I still have yet to program in items and monster data (though I do have the monster sprites ready), but I have an idea of how I am going to do Items. Also, 64 bytes of the save file is just for the order you arrange your items in I am still debating on whether or not I should keep that in. If I don't, the save files will be a nice, tiny 99 bytes.

On another note, I made it so that now the world data can be archived. I kept trying to figure out why I couldn't move when the world was archived. Then I realised that when I was reading the map data for collision detection, I was using dim(15 and apparently I never fixed that to read from archive I had to use a combination of two other commands, instead : dim(66,dim(11...