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7th Jul 2018

2nd Apr 2022

I made a computer again. It can do a lot of stuff the previous one couldn't and still can't do a lot of stuff I'd like it to be able to do. It definitely can solve quadratic equations. Check the relevant forum thread too. And try tpt.setfpscap(2)!

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RebMiami 8th Jul 2018

I don't think so.
LBPHacker 8th Jul 2018

Well, if you put r2asm.lua into the TPT folder, /path/to/r2asm.lua becomes simply r2asm.lua. It's not in the to directory which is inside the path directory, is it?
RebMiami 8th Jul 2018

I think I might be doing something wrong. I copied one of the example programs from the manual into my code.asm file, and put the r2asm.lua file in my TPT folder. When I run loadfile("/path/to/r2asm.lua")("/path/to/code.asm") , it says I "attempted to call a nil value".
LBPHacker 8th Jul 2018

Good luck with that! Note that there may be a slight delay between what's in the save, what's on my server, what's on GitHub and what I'm working on currently. I'll try to keep everything up-to-date though.
RebMiami 8th Jul 2018

Okay, I've got the assembler and I'm now trying to figure out how to program it. I'll be using the manual for help understanding how the assembly works and the assembly code for the quadratic equation solver for reference.
08ohib 8th Jul 2018

oh my lord THIS IS AMAZING. More power, smaller space, just so cool!
RebMiami 8th Jul 2018

Nothing I can find is really helping me with this.. so I guess I'll just try to make an RNG algorithm from scratch.
RebMiami 8th Jul 2018

The SNES used 65C816 assembly. Knowing that could help.
RebMiami 8th Jul 2018

I tried to program the Super Mario World random number generaion algorithm into this thing, but I don't know SNES assembly code works... If I can do it I'll post a save.
oliverstr 8th Jul 2018

Ill just start with cleaning robots

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