Looks nice, i have down loaded the zips from your site i will give them a try :) . I was in two minds whether to make it possible, to print in the header, but now i think i made the right decision 8)

I found out it was possible by accident... :? I had a bug, and it threw text up there. So I decided to use it, but I was going to ask you if that was going to be a truly supported action, and not just an accidental functionality. hmmm... the jpg encoding made the shelter disappear... They're blue.

The downside to qemu is you can no longer change a disk. It could be done in 0.6.0 but not in 0.6.1 :( I don't think qemu has pci or usb either :( While bochs does. (not sure about pci or usb). For now you might as well stick with bochs unless qemu has something greater to give you. They both have thier pros and cons. Plus, bochs is trying to come back so who knows what will happen. --------------------- I tried macvader in the emulator and was able to move the ship left and right (I think that is all) and exited on q. When I used: run macvader.dexeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee it still worked even though the file was only dex. :shock: Jas2o

@jas2o, it will also work if you put macvader.dexaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa This is so at a later date you can do this : A:\>run fasm.dex eeeeeeee.asm eeeeeeee.dex Maybe i should check for " " after the "dex".

That looks nice! Good work tonyMac! @dex4u: btw, are you aware of this: http://www.mega-tokyo.com/forum/index.php?board=7;action=display;threadid=7487

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Thanks bubach, i was not a ware of it.

@tonyMac, This may help you with your game. http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~jchap/tvproins.htm

256b's! Cool... Beat that tonyMac... :wink:

The last time i said something like that, it was the start of the 512b compo :lol:

hmmm... I have seen sites dedicated to 256-byte programs... cool stuff was done. But really... a disk is going to use at least 512b for storing the prog... might as well use it. :lol: