[Coco] Look over my shoulder

[Mark D. Overholser]

On 12-Dec-17 19:01, Rick Adams wrote:
> After my last game, Bomb Threat (http://rickadams.org/bombthreat), I'm 
> just starting work on a new game, for which I haven't decided a name yet.
> 
> Because it's something I've always wanted to try, I am experimenting 
> with putting the beginnings of the coding of the game onto github at 
> https://github.com/yggdrasilradio/coco3example and letting people look 
> at it if they want.  Eventually I will draw the curtain closed as the 
> game gets to a certain point, but for now I don't mind people picking 
> through my code to help them learn 6809 assembler, or just for 
> curiosity's sake.
> 

Thank You Rick...   Seeing the Process your going through for developing 
a CoCo 3 Game is very "enlightening"...


> Mind you, it's probably not the BEST code... the last time I wrote 6809 
> assembler code on a regular basis was mumble mumble years ago, but I get 
> by.
> 

Hey..  Real Artists, Ship....
<https://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?project=Macintosh&story=Real_Artists_Ship.txt>


> The program currently displays text in multiple windows, in a 5x5 font 
> that requires a display capable of 80 columns.  This is actually a worry 
> of mine, in that this might unduly limit the potential audience of the 
> game; could it be that not many people have that muscular of a system?
> 

Just to Clarify...
Your Code is Built under Linux with LWTOOLS and then Pulled to the CoCo 
3 over DriverWire, which the DriveWire Server is running on the Linux 
System your building on??

I am setting up a Build Environment to try this myself..

MarkO