[Coco] Jeweled almost complete, finally!

[Roger Taylor]

The 2nd bug that was holding my Jeweled game up from being done by 
the due date was fixed yesterday.  CCASM 5.0 now has the awesome MMU 
load functions working great.  You can insert mmuinc (mmu includebin) 
instructions anywhere in your source code which will cause the final 
binary to load data and code into far memory, then pick back up in 
local memory (64k address space) as the program loads.  This 
assembler feature truly holds the key to a closed door that's kept me 
from turning impressive CoCo ideas over the years into reality.

By tomorrow Jeweled will have two soundtracks that alternate between 
game levels, and even more sound effects to amaze.  The final game 
will take up an entire side of a 35-track floppy as a single .bin 
file.  All at the click of the Go button, the massive source code 
builds to the game in about 10 seconds and is ready to play.

I'll try to get a playable demo version done this weekend so you can 
see for yourself just how cool things can be given the right tools to 
build your ideas.