Lots of ASM code

Ray Norrish · 10 February 2006, 23:02

It's good to see a few people who want to learn asm on here. I`ve still got all of my old source code from years of writing intros, demos, trainers and I`ll even upload the source code of my tour-de-force, "Sonic Attack".

Grab Sonic Attack here: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=12346

Because I`ve still got all my old sources, even my earliest attempts at scrollers, copper bars etc.. I`ll be glad to share all and help out where I can.

BippyM · 11 February 2006, 12:32

Thanks ray

- Upload away (ooooh a rhyme

)

Frog · 11 February 2006, 14:21

I'm really surprised to see/heard that you was also a coder. I've always like your music and was happy to rip them from the game in the past

BTW why did you never release a full Sonic clone ?

jrom · 11 February 2006, 15:02

Ghehe... how brilliant to see more and more old skoolers pop up here... Those sources are much welcomed here

kriz · 11 February 2006, 15:59

very cool!

spoUP · 21 February 2006, 03:55

<3 Sonic Attack!!! <3

gizmomelb · 21 February 2006, 13:50

w00t! thanks Ray, having a look at your old source would be great!

jrom · 21 February 2006, 18:44

I'm currently trying to understand amiga .asm so if you have any nice commented source examples... that would be much apriciated

Photon · 21 February 2006, 22:21

Although I recently uncovered a source disk from when we had a meet at Uncle Tom's place around 89'ish, I don't have much of my oldest code left from the days before joining Phenomena/Scoopex. Shame really. Have the newer stuff left though, including my Makaron language which I used to write some neat utilities (Macro assembler based.) :P I blame disk prices (when I started, one buggy Maxell disk cost $25!)

Been fiddling about with Assembler the last few days, my first little project will be to optimize a player for one of Uncle Tom's modules that runs on the VBlank, had no luck with TrackerPacker.

Nice initiative, if I ever get around to reading in my old disks (if I can FIND them!) I'll be happy to contribute. But right now I enjoy learning the lovely stuff again.

Ray Norrish · 22 February 2006, 02:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frog

I'm really surprised to see/heard that you was also a coder. I've always like your music and was happy to rip them from the game in the past

BTW why did you never release a full Sonic clone ?

heh.. I usually put a few messages in them too. There wasn't really any point in a sonic clone, other than enough that was on sa disk4.. I used that demo to try and get a job at a couple of game developers, but the money was crap I recall. In the end, I switched to database programming, as this seemed a better idea at the time.

10 February 2006, 23:02	#1
Ray Norrish Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Cheshire, UK Age: 56 Posts: 322	Lots of ASM code It's good to see a few people who want to learn asm on here. I`ve still got all of my old source code from years of writing intros, demos, trainers and I`ll even upload the source code of my tour-de-force, "Sonic Attack". Grab Sonic Attack here: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=12346 Because I`ve still got all my old sources, even my earliest attempts at scrollers, copper bars etc.. I`ll be glad to share all and help out where I can.

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11 February 2006, 12:32	#2
BippyM Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Derby, UK Age: 48 Posts: 9,355	Thanks ray - Upload away (ooooh a rhyme )

11 February 2006, 14:21	#3
Frog Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: France Posts: 1,385	I'm really surprised to see/heard that you was also a coder. I've always like your music and was happy to rip them from the game in the past BTW why did you never release a full Sonic clone ?

11 February 2006, 15:02	#4
jrom Wannabe asm coder ;) Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Netherlands Age: 47 Posts: 459	Ghehe... how brilliant to see more and more old skoolers pop up here... Those sources are much welcomed here

11 February 2006, 15:59	#5
kriz Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: No(R)Way Age: 41 Posts: 3,185	very cool!

21 February 2006, 03:55	#6
spoUP Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: sweden Age: 46 Posts: 430	<3 Sonic Attack!!! <3

21 February 2006, 13:50	#7
gizmomelb Registered User Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: melbourne Age: 55 Posts: 541	w00t! thanks Ray, having a look at your old source would be great!

21 February 2006, 18:44	#8
jrom Wannabe asm coder ;) Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Netherlands Age: 47 Posts: 459	I'm currently trying to understand amiga .asm so if you have any nice commented source examples... that would be much apriciated

21 February 2006, 22:21	#9
Photon Moderator Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Eksjö / Sweden Posts: 5,602	Although I recently uncovered a source disk from when we had a meet at Uncle Tom's place around 89'ish, I don't have much of my oldest code left from the days before joining Phenomena/Scoopex. Shame really. Have the newer stuff left though, including my Makaron language which I used to write some neat utilities (Macro assembler based.) :P I blame disk prices (when I started, one buggy Maxell disk cost $25!) Been fiddling about with Assembler the last few days, my first little project will be to optimize a player for one of Uncle Tom's modules that runs on the VBlank, had no luck with TrackerPacker. Nice initiative, if I ever get around to reading in my old disks (if I can FIND them!) I'll be happy to contribute. But right now I enjoy learning the lovely stuff again.

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