Lots of header files

[DrChill]

I have decided I am going to look for SPB compression.

++helios.satire

[chrisname]

Now you're just being vague to annoy me :S
A game engine, a motor engine or a hereto unspecified engine (must be specified if chosen). They're mutually exclusive. Choose one.

[DrChill]

Actually, SPB compression may refer to the compression used for pocket computers, although this answer ultimately fails and, I am pretty sure now he did pull it out of his derriere.

[helios]

A game engine, a motor engine or a hereto unspecified engine (must be specified if chosen).

I suppose you could call it a "game" engine, although the output is fundamentally different from what most people understand as "game".

SPB compression may refer to the compression used for pocket computers

AFAICT from the code, it's a compression scheme for BMP files.

[chrisname]

A game engine, a motor engine or a hereto unspecified engine (must be specified if chosen).
I suppose you could call it a "game" engine, although the output is fundamentally different from what most people understand as "game".

Is it that ONSlaught thing? The graphic novel program? That was the one I couldn't run, remember? Even chmod didn't work.

Edit: this http://sourceforge.net/projects/onslaught-vn/ ?

Edit 2: I'm on windows now, I'll try running it here.

[helios]

Yes, that's the one. I'm blaming that issue on you, by the way. Unless it was a pre-built binary. In that case, I'm blaming Linux.

The other day (well, okay, like two months ago) I found the most hilarious of bugs: the division operator had been adding for several months, possibly a year. Woops. It's a good thing division is the least used operation.

[chrisname]

What do you mean? You overloaded operator/ and accidentally made it do addition?

I might write a man page based on your documentation. I kind of know how to write them.

And I did use the pre-built binary (edit: actually, I can't remember. If there is a pre-built binary, then I did use it).

[helios]

What do you mean? You overloaded operator/ and accidentally made it do addition?

No, I mean at the interpretation level:
mov %0,1/4
;Now %0==5

Who needs man pages when you have text files and HTML?

[chrisname]

It's easier to type "man ONSlaught" than "locate <don't even know the name of the documentation file>"...

I won't do it anyway, cba.