AI, Slop, and Where I Draw the Line
Where do we draw the line with AI in programming and the retro computing community?
Programming
Amiga Graphics – A Real Bitmap Screen in C
In this part of the Amiga C series we stop fighting the shell, open an Intuition screen, draw with graphics.library, and read the keyboard
C64 BASIC Dungeon Crawler: The Goblins Strike Back
Goblins that hit back, doors and keys, a game over screen, and moving the C64's screen to another memory bank to more than double the room for BASIC.
“Not Conio But Compatible” Adapter for Atari ST vbcc
Drawing the roguelike on the Atari ST with VT52 escapes through GEMDOS
“Not Conio But Compatible” for Amiga VBCC
Coding up a "Not Conio But Compatible" library for Amiga VBCC, plus the three painful rakes I stepped on
Cross-Platform Amiga and Atari ST C Programming (“Not Conio But Compatible”)
Building a conio-like layer so the same game code works on both the Amiga and the Atari ST.
Programming the Amiga and Atari ST in C: Reading Keyboard Input
In this fourth and final building-block post on the way to the multi-platform roguelike in C, we add keyboard input so our player character can move
C64 BASIC Dungeon Crawler: Goblin Attack! (C64 BASIC Part 8)
Redefinable keys, goblins that chase you, d20 combat, and the memory bug that had the game silently overwriting itself.
Commodore 64 BASIC Dungeon Crawler (C64 BASIC Part 7)
A procedurally generated dungeon game with, collisions and a teleport escape hatch, all in plain C64 BASIC code that you can actually read and follow.