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Article #461Re: Dave 'n' Josh
From: sl8nl
Date: Thu, 06 Aug 1992 21:48
Date: Thu, 06 Aug 1992 21:48
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>>As for the 18k part. Get ahold of ADVSYS by David Betz. His is right in >>that range. The compiler is 20k, the interpreter (his uses an interpreter) >>is about 18.5k. Its public domain. I've heard that source is available, >>but I haven't found it...and no, the executables aren't compressed. > is that there isn't enough examples of "adventure" source to know the proper > way to create a new "method", or how to add verbs, or how all the subsections > fit together (i.e. a "walk-through" of the sample adventure). I'm writing a disassembler alongside the conversion to C of my compiler. It should take adventures already out there and decompile them into readable source. How about taking that Columbus adventure and seeing what it was really made of??? Josh
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