16KB? It keeps getting smaller and smaller!
Soon it'll have to be 256 Bytes!
[QUOTE=yumi_cheese;29772296]16KB? It keeps getting smaller and smaller!
Soon it'll have to be 256 Bytes![/QUOTE]
I'm working on something in 512 bytes
[QUOTE=yumi_cheese;29772296]16KB? It keeps getting smaller and smaller!
Soon it'll have to be 256 Bytes![/QUOTE]
I'd be happy with 1KB. The whole idea is to adopt lower level forms of programming, not to hack low filesizes into games made in high-level programing languages.
[QUOTE=Downsider;29782565]I'd be happy with 1KB. The whole idea is to adopt lower level forms of programming, not to hack low filesizes into games made in high-level programing languages.[/QUOTE]
I'm probably not competing anyway, but personally I'd rather stab myself in the face than try to write x86 assembly. Maybe if this was an ARM competition or something...
Also a good C compiler usually gets damn close to the instruction count you would get writing it by hand. Most of the filesize is probably from boilerplate cruft.
[QUOTE=ROBO_DONUT;29782892]I'm probably not competing anyway, but personally I'd rather stab myself in the face than try to write x86 assembly. Maybe if this was an ARM competition or something...
Also a good C compiler usually gets damn close to the instruction count you would get writing it by hand. Most of the filesize is probably from boilerplate cruft.[/QUOTE]
x86 ASM is scary. How the hell is it possible to do something useful with it, such as generating a random number?
[QUOTE=userman122;29797332]x86 ASM is scary. How the hell is it possible to do something useful with it, such as generating a random number?[/QUOTE]
haahaha hahhahahaHAHAHaHAHAhAHahahAFHSDHSHYRETMYHVBOERPYWMRQTRholy fuck
What? Just dumb me down. Maybe I am a bit stupid.
sandbox game :P
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