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Damn... I guess I forgotten about the fact that longint are signed. In this case, the 32th iteration will effectively overflow.

I guess then that the "shl" operator deals with sign management.

Hello, I think that maybe your code could be tweaked a little bit, now that it is working. Instead of reading the string from right to left and summing adding 'q shl (ln - 1)', I would read the string from left to right, shift bi to the left by 1 and add q, in other words 'bi := bi shl 1 + q'. For i...

Hello, the v2.0.0 is out ! Fully implements Basic latin and Latin-1 supplement, 'oe' ligatures and 'Ÿ' for French support.

https://github.com/sporniket/Sporniket- ... tag/v2.0.0

It's time for me to enjoy summer time \o/

ragnar76 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 23, 2020 8:59 pm

please, include J. R. "Bob" Dobbs in your great font too

I was planning to put my face instead... but I have wayyyyy more pressing issues before that.

Anyway, if it should ever happens, it would be a smiley.

Don't have the env to make the OTF. Anywhere I can dl the bin ? Hello, the link I gave ( https://github.com/sporniket/Sporniket-Nostalgie-Sans/releases/tag/v2.0.0-beta ) list 8 "assets" files, among them the font file in otf format that you are looking for . You may also download the html demo to t...

Hello, I am working on a new version of my font, to fix some flaws and make it beautiful on paper. The beta version (supports the basic latin unicode block -a.k.a. US Ascii- and required diacritics and ligature for french) is available here : https://github.com/sporniket/Sporniket-Nostalgie-Sans/rel...

making a very far target - less possibility to make it. It's better to port it first and only then start to improve it. +1 when free time and motivation is scarce, advancing little step by little step is better. Porting the core and fix a few instructions is a good starting point. A question popped...

@sporniket, clever instructions ;-) which Core have you ported to MIster? I have done nothing, I heard about MiST and MiSTer a few weeks ago, when nostalgia lead me to the Atari ST once again. For now I want to concentrate on learning asm and write a little game, as I have so few free time and free...

Here's the checklist for a newbie like me to do it -at least, that is what I understand one should do-, should I ever try someday in the future : 1. Hardware buy the base board buy or diy the io extension with VGA (unless one have a paid license of Quartus, you may sell a kidney to get one) ? buy or...

i've read some of the old compute magazines and found the MLX program to be insufficient, so i understand the appeal of ASM to a point. my question is this: is there a way to do assembly on an atari 800 through BASIC? (IT won't get an assembler and i'm too cheap to buy one). any example code? thank...

I can understand the feelings that motivate the posting, and as long as such subjects are posted in the appropriate sub-forum OR in the Chat subforum, they are entitled to go to the "recent topic" at the top of the homepage. Otherwise, someday we ought to have a poll entitled "The Chat [fr] deserve ...

On a Full HD screen, set the font size to 19pt give good results, there are more visible lines of text than with 25pt

A few years ago, I have created an OpenType font inspired by the Atari ST monochrome system font : http://www.sporniket-studio.com/page/200812240005 Sporniket Nostalgie Sans Bold, and a monospaced variant (Sporniket Nostalgie Sans Mono Bold, obviously) for your terminal and text editor. Right now, I...

Yesterday I was not in the mood to make the build. I installed all the dev packages and it works fine, I can hear the sound as well.

Thank you.

A long time ago, I played with MediaWiki, IIRC there is a special export page where one can specify a list of pages, and get the xml to process/inject elsewhere.

For the record, the article is not in the source page, I have to edit the article to see it in the edition textarea.

I guess the "snap" thing is not that self-sufficient, anyway the older 1.8 is good enough for now, I'll do with that. However I tried compiling 2.1 by myself in the hope that it builds without problem, but cmake fails with pthread test at the configuration step (the equivalent of autotools usual 'co...

Since I discovered that I had not installed the deb package from Ubuntu repository, I did that (version 1.8 ), and I've got sound, no message of system too slow.

From my personnal experience, a noob will be spotted because of a lack of computer science knowledge (e.g. some years ago I had to work with a trainee who graduated from a computer science college, and he didn't even know how to navigate inside a tree data structure). As a teenager, I tried to code ...

Here are my answer : => I used a pre-built Hatari, a "snap"-ed package (for the record, until I checked the details now, I thought it was a regular deb package because I used the Ubuntu software center gui instead of the command line) : $ sudo snap info hatari-emulator name: hatari-emulator summary:...

Awww that would have been awesome if such engine and clever level design could produce such a fluid rendering throughout all the game. This level was such a "WOW !"

Hello, I recently installed hatari on my computer (linux ubuntu), I have no sound at all. It complains of my computer being "too slow", and I have an i7, SSD and plenty of RAM. I tried playing with sound settings without any success. Here is the console message when starting the emulator : Hatari v2...

Hello from Paris, The 1040 STe was my first computer as a Xmas present. Years later I could get the GFA Basic 3.5E with compiler (again as Xmas present or reward for a good scholar year...). I even wrote a modest memory game as a shareware : Let's Go Memo (googling a little, here is a metadata land ...