From: Ullrich von Bassewitz (uz_at_musoftware.de)
Date: 2002-11-23 01:37:38
Hi!
On Thu, Nov 21, 2002 at 11:05:41PM +0100, groepaz wrote:
> err? *scratcheshead* ... from what i remember each library and program
> and library got its own directory :=P what else to seperate?
Yes, that's true, but there are more than 10 programs and at least 5
libraries, burried somewhere in a deep directory structure. It is not easy to
pick the good parts from that:-)
> sure thing, think i said that before.... if i wouldnt want people to
> do whatever they like with the code, i wouldnt release the source in
> the first place ;=P
Ok, thanks!
> well while putting the samples into seperate .zips might be doable,
> they would still require a lot of the libraries... dont see what else
> to seperate here? (i dont like the idea of using tons of .zips instead
> of seperate directories though - and you are ofcoz right about the cleanup
> ;=P)
The fire demo for example could go into a separate package with the name
"fire-demo" or similar together with a text file that says, what it is, and
that it runs on the C64. This would be a lot easier than downloading
cc65snapshot2 and then finding and retrieving
release/c64/cc65snapshot/samples/c64/c/demo/fire/main.c
after unpacking the archive.
Some of the code is really worth a look, so I would like to see access to it
as simple as possible. But it is of course your code, so this is only a
suggestion.
> however... i guess the next thing i'll be doing related to cc65 would
> be converting that gfx-related stuff into loadable modules that can be
> used with (and merged into) the normal libs...
Having a second graphics module would be nice, because it would show problems
with the design that cannot be seen now as there's just one module written by
me (using S. Judds fine grlib as a base).
Regards
Uz
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Ullrich von Bassewitz uz_at_musoftware.de
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