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It's also not ultra-low resolution like that benchmark.

At the end of the day C code turns into ASM code that the compiler generates for you, so does it need to be hand written ASM?

From your description, I think this is going to blow people's socks off! I can't wait.

Congrats on your first Uzebox game!

It's fun and it plays nice!

Or you could just calculate it with the video output turned completely off (or down to just a single render line) and then once calculated, display it.

Also, there is this which calculates it on the Uzebox in C: https://uzebox.org/wiki/Bitmap_Demo

I have emailed the Debian gcc-avr maintainer to ask if there is a reason for Debian packaging such an old version, 5.4.0. I pointed out Fedora (and Arch) provide gcc-avr 12.2.0. In the past I have gone through the process of compiling the entire AVR toolchain from source code in order to try out th...

I just installed 7.3.0 (latest from microchip) and ran a comparison on T2K which I was using 4.9.2 on. Free space went from 2110 to 2860. A saving of 750 bytes. Or given how much is C code and how much is ASM/DATA it makes a saving in space of over 5% That is a huge space savings! Continued from ot...

...you are essentially using the SPI RAM as a swap space for actual RAM, paging in chunks as you need them, and the SD card will feed the SPI RAM with even more pages that can be swapped into actual RAM, allow you to achieve multiple PCM sound effects?... Exactly, still working on this part as I do...

Still need to putt Sokoban Land in before I forget it. The bulk of work for Columns is being achieved via PCMMusicDemo which is supposed to be the implementation of MegaBomber sound. For random fun, I really enjoy this guys videos and I think many Uzebox users would or already do: https://www.youtu...

I tried this for danboid in another thread, and found that the really ancient toolchains will not run on newer Debian versions, but you can always boot up an old version of Debian inside a VM to run them. For the newest, GCC 7.3.0, it tends to make noticablely smaller binaries when you use -Os versu...

I run Debian testing on my laptop and I use the default avr-gcc in the Debian testing repo which is currently avr-gcc 5.4.0 Yikes that's still really old, on my Fedora 37 box I have avr-gcc 12.1.0. $ avr-gcc --version avr-gcc (Fedora 12.1.0-2.fc37) 12.1.0 I wonder if that has all of the Atmel (now ...