12Me21
1st Jun 2017
7th Jun 2017
reset: MOV bx,0 MOV dx,50001 MOV ex,0 loop: MOV ax,bx ADD ax,dx @noflags MOV cx,0 ADC cx,0 SHRD ax,cx,1 SEND 0,ax ADD ex,1 WAIT cx CMP cx,2 JA toohigh JB toolow SEND 0,ex HLT JMP reset toohigh: MOV dx,ax JMP loop toolow: MOV bx,ax JMP loop
r16k1s60
pressstart
memorydump
program
60hz
16bit
quiteuseless
pressenterlumage
Comments
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ah i should've typed in asm instead of assembly. here's the properly highlighted version https://pastebin.com/p4pXnPRg
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for those who want the indented version of the code, https://pastebin.com/4XC0vUcV. Ignore the syntax highlighting, I didn't know which one to pick because there were multiple options when i typed in assembly.
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AH, it just stops machine
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`correct` button is broken
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In referal to my previous question- I ment to direct the question at @12Me21. So @12Me21- How do oyu make the filt change colour so fast? And why must it change colour at such a speed?
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Ok now it displays the number of guesses at the end
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I realized I should've just changed the initial value of DX to 0x8000
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@thingsarecool and @choruseye Of course that, but the reason the "colours" are changing so fast is because those colours are actually the effect of the data stored in them. FILT has a 30-bit ctype that you can perform logic and eventually arithmetic with. The flashing colours are akin to internal data transfers and calculations being made. As per its speed, look into subframe.
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V because otherwise it would be slower
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@LBPHacker- How do you make the filt change colour so fast? And why must it change colour at such a speed? +1