Hey all,
I'm completely new to this forum, but I'd like to start by saying hello! My name is Nick, and I was gifted a CPC 464 for my sixth birthday. I am now 28 years old and doing quite well as a software engineer, so it's fair to say the CPC had an impact on my life!
So, I thought I would present a BASIC programming challenge, because I am genuinely interested in BASIC programming tricks. This one is simple to phrase: Can anyone write the shortest BASIC program that will "break" (or simply not work) in an emulator, because no emulator is perfect? I can think of two sensible rules for keeping out the "obvious" answers:
* Don't look for something set by the emulator. IE: Don't look for the data byte modified by emulators to identity themselves.
* Try to use minimal machine code. Preferably, use none at all.
I would very much like to see the results!
Nick
One would need few simple OUT instructions 8)
Yes... OUT some bullshit to the CRTC registers can harm some emulators :D
And some even provide the feature to do DOS commands of the PC ;-)
Quote from: TFM/FS on 01:21, 27 April 12
And some even provide the feature to do DOS commands of the PC ;-)
Err, not from BASIC
Quote from: Executioner on 03:52, 28 April 12
Err, not from BASIC
Oh yes!!! But not in Winape.