Small computer with functions!

  • Charzy
    7th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    LoadSaveBlock(47776);

    A small computer that can:
    Store memory
    Have memory written to it
    Delete memory
    Open a file
    Close a file

    :D

    To open the file you must first write memory and store it on the hard-drive, then press the "open file" button, you should se "HELLO" light up. You can delete the memory, thus making the file unusable until you write more memory to the harddrive.

    Hope you enjoy it!
  • MiXih
    7th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    Just a RAM, why everyone says RAM is computer?
  • Charzy
    7th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    wikku9

    What? Ram is harddrive and commands now?
    It's meant to be a one bit hard-drive XD
    The buttons are meant to emulate a key-board.

    Also, if the powder toy's area to work in was bigger, a fll computer may be possible, with an LCD screen, keyboard, different programs (one setting, paint, another setting, wordpad!) , a GOOD harddrive ect.
  • Felix
    7th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    And you can change those things by changing two defines in the source code, just that it will go slow and you can't save stuff.
  • Charzy
    7th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    Then why don't you change it so as we DO get a bigger screen, then optimise the code to keep lag down, then let that bigger version save stuff?
  • Felix
    7th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    Supercharazard:
    Then why don't you change it so as we DO get a bigger screen, then optimise the code to keep lag down, then let that bigger version save stuff?

    Why didn't anyone think of this? Well perhaps since the code is a piece of crap and you can't change anything major in it without breaking hundreds of copy and pastes.
  • Charzy
    7th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    Felix

    Copy pastes? *notepad* *open PTcode* *edit* *replace* * newcopypaste* *oldcopypaste*

    Done. It replaces everything on the bottom bar with everything on the bottom bar in the code, click replace all to change everything.

    De-compile the code then open it in motepad. Simpols.

    Also, optimise the code so that it is easier to change!
  • Felix
    7th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    Do it yourself then. Only 12.000 lines to rewrite.
  • Charzy
    7th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    Felix

    Where can I find the de-compiled code? Tell me what must be changed ;)
  • Felix
    7th Nov 2010 Member 0 Permalink
    Supercharazard:
    Felix

    Where can I find the de-compiled code? Tell me what must be changed ;)

    Well, there are binary to C decompilers, but I suspect you mean the source code.

    Tell you what must be changed? If it was that easy I would already have done it.
    Search, there were a topic about that just a few days ago and many came before that.