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An operating system inside of tpt. Not complete, you can suggest features in the comments or tell me about bugs so i can fix them. Also use tpt.setfpscap(2) in console(~) for faster speed.

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edy131109 5th Nov 2023

@z4dg9ssw135 That's because the . and , have values just like 123456789 for example the ascii value for . is 46 and the ascii value for , is 44
edy131109 5th Nov 2023

@PoissonXP the tpt.setfpscap(2) is a thing I already recommended. and add or sub with big numbers is fine it just takes a long time to print them because printing big numbers requires a lot of divisions which are really slow.
edy131109 5th Nov 2023

@Mercury11 Well division by zero breaks anything but I will add a safety measure so you can't do that. Also you didn't break it just made it give you a really big number which will take a long time to print because my current div function is really slow. (Can't really get better without losing a lot of precision.)
deleted-account 5th Nov 2023

It should ignore the dot. Example: 1.5+1.5=15+15=30
z4dg9ssw135 5th Nov 2023

Adding 1.5 + 1.5 makes 170. Adding 1,5 + 1,5 makes 130. ik it has no floating point stuff but lol still funny
PoissonXP 5th Nov 2023

you can overload the memory when add or sub with too big numbers this will result in it freezing
AS_softwares 5th Nov 2023

How is the assembly program saved within the memory?
PoissonXP 5th Nov 2023

use tpt.setfpscap(2) for overclocking
Mercury11 5th Nov 2023

I did 8/0 and I broke it
Mercury11 5th Nov 2023

Create an engine and make a Graphical User Interface (GUI). Once you create a 2D engine i'm pretty sure it will be easier from there.

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TPT OS by edy131109

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