blume@netmbx.UUCP (Heiko Blume) (06/18/88)
hi ppl !
i've read about a game called core wars in scientific american.
unfortunately there was no precise reference how to get a version
for the apple //. they only said that such thing exists and that
it was written by Robert Periano of George Mason Uni, Farifax, VA.
of course i now want to know where i can get hold of that one !
any information would be appreciated !!
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In article <1934@netmbx.UUCP> blume@netmbx.UUCP (Heiko Blume) writes: >hi ppl ! > >i've read about a game called core wars in scientific american. >unfortunately there was no precise reference how to get a version >for the apple //. they only said that such thing exists and that >it was written by Robert Periano of George Mason Uni, Farifax, VA. >of course i now want to know where i can get hold of that one ! > >any information would be appreciated !! >-- I wrote core wars in PASCAL when I was a senior in high school. It's under Apple Pascal 1.3, but it shouldn't be hard to convert to whatever you've got. I can post a SOURCE in a few days. It's slightly more advanced than a bare-bones version in that it allows you to reference addresses by a label. Also, execution of your program unconditionally begins at the label called START. Pretty neat stuff. Dave David Whitney, MIT '90 Still learning about my Apple //GS {the known universe}!ihnp4!think!whitney and all of its secrets. Any and all whitney@think.com technical info appreciated. DISCLAIMER: If they only knew what I was doing and saying here...