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I've been learning ASM casually for a couple of weeks now and I thought I'd show off my efforts :D
Its just a text-based number game. But I was mainly playing with pointers and offsets and it turned into a game.
The ASM source and the EXE are in there for you to laugh at :)
Man, that's not bad for how long? A couple of weeks? Is the randomize procedurein the "Irvine32" include? If it is, gimme gimme :D
If not, reckon you could find which include its in for me? :D
chem
:) Yeah 2 weeks, I've got the ASM bug I love it. Wish I'd started it years ago now.
I'll have a scout around tonight for that function. I think the Irvine32.inc file only has a couple of includes in it, SmallWin.inc/lib and windows.inc/lib. I'll confirm it and let you know.
Nice work man. You don't know how long it took me to write ½ a line of executable ASM code. Although you have a book, I had crappy tutorials :eek: Still, very nice.
I've wanted to create my own random number generator for a while, but just haven't had the inspiration. The ASM for one would no doubt re-kindle my dream :p
chem
Actually, thats my next project in ASM. Knuth* has full pseudo-ASM listings for several RNG's.
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Donald Knuth: "The Art of Computer Programming", Vol 1, 1997
I'll post it when I've finished translating it. If its Knuth, then its probably optimal :)
i did one myself a very long time ago but mine had a counter.
I need to find out how the one in my game works. It seems to keep a running count of the last number it gave and I don't know where it stores it.
Well I can't seem to find exactly where the function is kept so you'll have to download this instead...Quote:
Originally Posted by chemicalNova
http://www.nuvisionmiami.com/books/a...ine32_beta.zip
It contains the libraries and inc files that I am using.
Hope that's some help.