[offtopic] whenever I say 'gnome', I pronounce it 'nom' [/offtopic]
but seriously, nice job, sir
this looks very nice.

Quote from: leafiness0 on May 04, 2011, 11:36:22 pm

That is pretty darn fast. Great work ^^

That was my primary goal in writing it. I wanted this thing to go as fast as possible. Although, I did get it down to about 4 fps with a space filler that filled the entire 160x160 with zebra stripes. It collapsed in on itself and the entire board was in chaos running at 4 fps.

Quote from: Scout on May 05, 2011, 02:58:07 am

Is that at 15MHz? Also, I never understood the game of life

Nice job, though, using Mimas to code games looks cool, I only use it to learn.

Yes, it's at 15MHz. There's no reason to use 6MHz because of my huge RAM requirements. I just added in a save state today, so now I'm up to 19KB.

I prefer not to use Mimas because I feel the small screen will end up leading me to make small games, but if you don't have time at a computer, it works great. I put out like 3kb of code in 4 hrs on chess, whereas this thing is only up to 1kb after 3 weeks.

I've decided that a slight change of name is in order. The project is now officially the Khavi Virtual Machine Framework.

This name change is prompted by the fact that I have now added support for the instruction set of the Lua virtual machine. This will be included in the default release and will allow the framework to emulate both stack based and register based virtual machines.

Updates:
New OS entry point (Both elegant and early)
Solver++ and Long tokens are gone
Toggling options actually changes things during the current ram session (as opposed to waiting until a ram clear)

Fix'd.