0x10c

http://0x10c.com/

Seens pretty interresting. You will be able to program the ship's computer.

My ship will calculate fibonaccis all day long. It's going to be so exiting!

>>40
Even more proof it's a fucking toy

>>40
GC is shit.

>>25
It's simple litmus test.
If you have no computation speed to decode mp3 in runtime, your ship is ruined.

Consider the following scenario: ship flies through 10 space garbage/meteors/missiles.

It means that it need to perform no more than 1000 cycles on each object. Why? Because in fucking space you want to react at least ~10 times a second, otherwise you'll be penetrated by missiles.

And even though I'm being generous(10Hz is shit), 1000 cycles is unreasonable for any self-respecting  ai in 2d. Even more unreasonable in 3d.

Now remember that DCPU has no support for signed numbers, floating/fixed point, trigonometry, matrices multiplication. You know, all the stuff that actually matters for surviving in 3d.

Even calculating (square of) distance is needlessly expensive operations because you need 32 bit additions to calculate dx*dx+dy*dy+dz*dz and you don't have them. You can't ignore overflow in this equation on 16-bit cpu.


>>39
We are not in sixties anymore to play with such shitty low-lever toys.
DCPU is somewhere around the level of cpu used on system/360. Ouch.

>>42
fuck off and die, faggot

If I wanted to code ask just to play a game id go play code wars that atleast did it in a correct manner.

notch reserves the rights to any code created during the game

monthly fees

purchase fee

you do all the fucking work

more autism then minecraft

>>46
When Minecraft?

>>47
After the autism. Learn to read.

>notch reserves the rights to any code created during the game

what? You are joking, right?

>>46
Notch can never have the rights for my fibonacci calculator!

>>50
Notch will never take away my Fizz Buzz!

>>49
You can't legally claim copyright over others work. If he does or try then he's in fact in violation of copyright laws.

>>52
How do you think companies work?

Notch can just put shit like this in the license agreement.

>>52
You can't unilaterally claim copyright over someone else's work, but people can definitely sign over copyright over their work to you, which is what they'll be doing when they accept the license agreement.

>>53
http://www.freibrun.com/articles/articl22.htm

>>55
that's if the ToS/license agreement is on a separate medium

nice dubz

>>43
DCPU is somewhere around the level of cpu used on system/360. Ouch.
Nigga, please. System/360 was 32-bit with 16 registers and instructions for long arithmetic and floating-point. This CPU is more around the level of a PDP-7, but slower.

bampu pantsu

He should have used MIX.

>>59
That, or he could have used a real spaceship computer.

- Block I Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC): How to build one in your basement: http://klabs.org/history/build_agc/
- Virtual AGC  and source codes: http://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/index.html

Apollo AGC was developed by the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory in the 1960s. It was the first computer to use integrated circuits (ICs), running at 1 Mhz it offered four 16-bit registers, 4K words of RAM and 32K words of ROM. The AGC mutlitasking operating system was called the EXEC, it was capable of executing up to 8 jobs at a time. The user interface unit was called the DSKY (display/keyboard, pronounced "disky"); an array of numerals and a calculator-style keyboard used by the astronauts to communicate with the computer.

>>60
That seems fast enough to emulate the Notch Machine.

>>61
AGC: 4 registers, 4K words of RAM
Notch: 8 registers, 64K words of RAM

that feel when ignorant of computer architecture and can't tell how shitty x86 or DCPU is.

>>38
Some dumbass redditor already made a DCPU C compiler, maybe 7 months ago.

>>63
I know that feel, bra.

>>65
/polecat kebabs/ ``fucker''.

i wish i could program orz

WHy nOt MIPS, LEON, OpenSparc, OpenRISC, TI, or ARM?

>>68
Those are no fun. A game needs a small processor that any player can fully understand.

>>69
http://www.ece.umd.edu/~manoj/759M/MIPSALM.html
MIPS I is small and regular.

>>♋
[quote]TI, MIPS, Uzebox (uses Atmel AVR)[/quote]
Although Motorola 68000 is still good.
I want to see someone make an open PowerPC.

Wish it was a 6502 cpu, so I could run it on my NESDendy!

You'd think a game based on assembly language wouldn't be written by a greedy fat fuck Java monkey.

>>73
Java has replaced C and Lisp as the default computer science programming language. I'm not sure how old this guy is, but five years from now your post won't make any sense.

>>74
Enjoy your enterprise, fagshit.

>>74
That was ENTERPRISE QUALITY!

>>74
That means that those CS departments suck. No wonder MIT is still in the top.

>>77
They replaced their SICP introductory class with a Python tutorial, so it's only a matter of time.

REPLACE MY ANUS

Gravedig hard. There have been a number of changes since what you all describe in it. Are there still such major issues as to make your neckbeards wobble such?