Elysian Shadows

Did you try writing the VMU code?

why not just?

I had no idea at the time what I was doing to myself with this nugget, it's 4 years old at this point:
https://github.com/bjadamson/Smashteroi ... cs#L12-L38

https://www.cnet.com/news/sega-genesis- ... in-brazil/

Maybe hope for a dreamcast someday? :D :D :D

It sounds nice and awesome for special effects, there's a C compiler for it in the Dreamcast toolchain, the clock speed is high enough, there is enough SRAM, and the BUS is fast enough... but the processor has no fucking cache . Ouch. :nono: Wow, never programmed in an environment like that before....

Benjamin100 wrote:After all, I want to do do graphics programming, not graphics file programming.

This made me chuckle.

See if learning more about how GDB works helps

edit: My computer seems to be busted and can't copy/paste atm, but just google GDB tutorials

Falco Girgis wrote:Yeeeeeah, the credit card that was paying for the site might have been canceled due to my inability to make payments on time...

Thank god I'm not the only developer who can't be bothered to remember that shit.

1. go here:
http://cpp.sh/

2. reduce your code to as small as possible:
post a link to that here, we'll be able to help easier.

I got it over the past year, it comes in an e-mail. There were specific instructions in an e-mail I got from when I bought the game... Maybe someone else knows where that link is/if it is still valid.

That said, I would have much preferred a physical copy too!

1st.

Obvious question, were you forced to write said code in python, or was this a personal choice? That said, I've read about PGL before, sorry you ran into this! Real header palmer IMO.

http://www.ted.com/talks/elizabeth_gilbert_success_failure_and_the_drive_to_keep_creating?utm_source=newsletter_daily&utm_campaign=daily&utm_medium=email&utm_content=button__2014-04-25 This TED talk made me think of you guys, she puts some reassurance behind what we already know. The sec...

Something to think about, I'm a huge fan of immutability. Instead of encoding your data by 'setting' the data members of a struct directly, make those values of your struct const -- meaning readonly. Have the user (you) pass in all the values into the struct's constructor so you can initialize the d...