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Aros on a PC 300 GL
Aros 64 bit works well on my Phenom II X2 555 -> B55 quad.
This is a 5-16-2012 release.Posted 05-19-2012 at 03:26 PM by trekiej
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Aros on a PC 300 GL
1. IBM PC 300 GL, 500 MHZ P3 cpu, 384 Ram, Geforce4, envy24 sound
2. AMD Athlon 1700+, KT400 chipset, 640 Meg Ram, Geforce 6200, SB128 sound.
3. AMD 3400+ cpu, 1 Gig of memory, Geforce 6600GT, SB Live Emu10K sound
4. ?Posted 05-16-2012 at 12:20 PM by trekiej
Updated 05-16-2012 at 12:25 PM by trekiej (corrections) -
C Senior
What I do not have above is Pre-processor Directives and
" using namespace std;
I also need to add to Class Time getsecond, getminute, set hr,min, sec, etc.
get_time could be a function that calls 3 other functions and passes those values by using Pointers.Posted 09-01-2011 at 02:01 PM by trekiej
Updated 09-01-2011 at 03:26 PM by trekiej (addition information) -
PortablE
PROC main()
Def a,b.c /* put variables here */
print("Hello")
world()
blankline()/*carriage return \n */
ENDPROC
/*----Functions----*/
PROC world()
print("World")
ENDPROC
/* ----*/
PROC blankline()
print("\n")
ENDPROCPosted 08-31-2011 at 01:57 PM by trekiej
Updated 09-22-2011 at 12:44 PM by trekiej (addition) -
PortablE
I have been using MinGW for a little while.
I have gotten into Pointers.
I have been able to pass the address of an Object (struct time clock; struct time *Clock_PTR; Clock_PTR = &time;/* If I remember corectly*/) to a Function.
I hope to make some basic Emulator using Pointers.
I keep falling back to C. It will be text based for now.
I want to keep working on E and PortablE and hope it becomes more popular.Posted 08-31-2011 at 12:14 PM by trekiej

