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Saturday January 31, 2004
03:41 AM
Graphics Programming in Assembly
... object oriented assembly, that is!
It's now possible (modulo a couple of known, if odd, bugs) to create a window and draw pretty colored rectangles into it with Parrot SDL. This time, the glue is very, very simple mostly PIR. (I hooked Parrot up to SDL with mostly C in 2002.)
I figure, if I'm going to be famous for something, it should be something rightfully bizarre and cool, even if Leo and Dan did most of the hard work as usual.
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where can we find it? (Score:1)
Re:where can we find it? (Score:1)
Yes, it's now in Parrot CVS. Leo checked in the example to examples/pni/sdl_blue_rectangle.imc. I have another example to check in later.