Hi! The file heliocen.xm was missing in the version of hugi24.zip I uploaded at 9:00 am. Meanwhile hugi24.zip has been fixed. In case you've already downloaded...
Hi! It's so silent here! What's up? What about the rules, example program and test suite of the next compo? I'd be ready to continue testing the entries and...
Hi Folks! Since it has been a while since there has been any activity on this mailing-list, I thought we might kill some time till the next compo with a small...
... I brought mine to 253 bytes; it assumes we're in 2000 or later though. It does not end the output with a CR/LF, as well. Paolo...
Bonzini
bonzini@...
Jan 4, 2002 1:03 pm
1051
... Nice work. The idea was that it should work with any year (>0), and mine does put a CR/LF at the end .. but that is nothing compared to the 56 byte size...
... 139 byte of data (including fixed "20" for the year) and 114 of code. Paolo...
Bonzini
bonzini@...
Jan 4, 2002 6:48 pm
1053
... Now I see that I could do the CR/LF with only three bytes, and since I aimed to 256 bytes I can add it! :-) Paolo...
Bonzini
bonzini@...
Jan 4, 2002 7:08 pm
1054
Joergen, I once suggested a similar task for the compo, see attachment. The keys are all 4 arrow keys, pgup/dn, home, and esc. It has full range and not only...
Lawrence E. Boothby
boothbyl@...
Jan 4, 2002 7:28 pm
1055
Hi Jibz, Paolo, everyone In about an hour and a half, 284... 142 bytes of data, one more than you, Jibz :-) But, that also means 142 of code ....... 142 + 142...
Ben Lunt
fys@...
Jan 4, 2002 7:54 pm
1056
In that hour and a half, 256 total Paolo? Ouch. (Big grins) Ben (Hi Lawrence) ... From: "Ben Lunt" <fys@...> To: <hugi-compo@yahoogroups.com> Sent:...
Ben Lunt
fys@...
Jan 4, 2002 7:58 pm
1057
... Hmm, about 1 hour [initial working version, actually]: 245 = 125 code + 120 data. Output is redirectable; the code reads the CMOS clock, which doesn't ...
... Ouch! :-) ... The same holds for me. I think we could put all these together as HC16 bonuses, couldn't we? Paolo...
Bonzini
bonzini@...
Jan 5, 2002 11:39 am
1059
Little bit optimized, fully functional: 127 code + 109 data = 236 total bytes ... With this assumption, 234 butes. ... It should be redirectable. ... Of...
Aleksa Todorovic
alexione@...
Jan 5, 2002 2:24 pm
1060
... bytes Little bit?!? :-) You are compressing month and day names, aren't you...
Bonzini
bonzini@...
Jan 5, 2002 3:35 pm
1061
Adok says that my entry locks up on his machine when the testsuite is run. My entry does not have any possibly OS-dependent things (it only uses INT 10 AH=0...
germana ricci
bonzini@...
Jan 6, 2002 9:31 am
1062
... No, it'd just enlarge code. btw, new version: 121 byte of code + 109 data = 230 total. Alexa...
Aleksa Todorovic
alexione@...
Jan 6, 2002 4:52 pm
1063
hello, I inadvertantly sent my submission for hc16 to tad_uk@... rather than hugi@... as advertised in 'general.txt'. Should I send another copy...
Dave Poirier
eks@...
Jan 6, 2002 9:21 pm
1064
Hi Dave! DP> I inadvertantly sent my submission for hc16 to tad_uk@... rather DP> than hugi@... as advertised in 'general.txt'. Should I send ...
Hi all! I've been having email troubles. So, if you haven't got a reply from me yet, please re-send your mails. Also, please only use this address from now on:...
hi! in which cases are 3rd and 4th byte of psp not 0a000h?! I don't use the les di,[bx] trick in my intros and tell others that it's not usually OK, but now I...
shr@...
Jan 8, 2002 9:16 am
1067
... I don't remember, but the surest answer is: never under Windows, and probably latest versions of DOS. Though, I can make a guess. On my machine, they are...
Bonzini
bonzini@...
Jan 8, 2002 10:02 am
1068
hi ... thanks... on Alvaro's machine it was 9fff yesterday, but it's OK for him too.. he has a nice 64b entry for 0a000h. with this assumption :) ... hm, xmas...
shr@...
Jan 8, 2002 12:45 pm
1069
The testsuite I downloaded has an error in _test\hexample.inc - there are two cursors defined! So, here are fixed (huh! there was so much to fix :)...
Aleksa Todorovic
alexione@...
Jan 8, 2002 12:52 pm
1070
Hello, ... Some BIOSes use memory just below 640k to store hard disk control blocks and stuff. Sometimes, you can load a TSR at the top of the memory (e.g., ...
... Well, in my case, there was no locking. This locking is, probably, result of the way you wrote your entry (what happens if you try to move to field which...
Aleksa Todorovic
alexione@...
Jan 8, 2002 10:30 pm
1074
In the rules they say that [0456] must NOT move the cursor, does that mean that I could actually make an implementation where 0 quits? -- EKS - Dave Poirier...
Dave Poirier
eks@...
Jan 10, 2002 8:47 pm
1075
... I think this would be quite a loose interpretation :-) Anyway I was tempted to do this and now I've found a way to avoid this and not lose any bytes. It...