Re: My game Vector... need playtesters
Michael Bolin wrote:
>
> > Well, I pretty much have all but one (very super rare only happened
once
> > in months of lots of playing) bug out of my Asteroids clone, Vector.
(I'm
> > not even sure where that bug is... It only happened once. since
Euphoria
> > isn't registered I can't tell if it is from KEYREAD.E...
>
> "Only happened once in months of lots of playing"...could be in
> KEYREAD.E. A few months ago I found a bug in my routine and posted
> an update to this list. I don't think there are any bugs left, I've
> used it a lot myself. (I hope 
)
>
> Regards,
>
> Michael Bolin
No bugs, unless you count not verifying allocated memory to be nonzero...
(no, not, non, what?) you know... like:
some_memory = allocate(123498612398)
if some_memory = 0 then
puts(1, "error: out of memory!\n\n")
puts(1, "erasing windoze to get more... please wait")
junk = wait_key()
abort(1)
end if
... etc
But hey, I don't check memory very often either (case in point: ModWave),
and sometimes, neither does Rob (allocate_string)
but then again you only use like 1024 + 4 + 4 bytes. You'll usually
get it, no prob. But then again, you never know.
[Christian programmers]
> In Christ
> David Mosley
> Rev. Ferlin H. Scarborough - Centreville Alabama.
> + + + May GOD forever bless and keep you.
> -- David Cuny
>
> + + + May GOD's face shine on you.
It would appear that there are a few Christian Euphorians out there...
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The judge described the software application required for the final test,
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intricate graphics began forming on their monitors. The clock showed that
the contest would soon be finished. Suddenly, a bolt of lightening
flashed and the power went out. After a moment it came back on - just in
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Mohammed angrily said that he'd lost it all in the power outage. The judge
turned to the other competitor. Jesus smiled, clicked a mouse and a
dazzling application appeared on his screen.
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Jesus the victor. When asked why the decision was made, the judge pointed
out the unique characteristic that set the winner apart from all the other
leaders:
Jesus saves.
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