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James Gregory 2013-12-31 07:30:12 +11:00
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@ -45,8 +45,6 @@ to QLIFE.ASM, and look at the assembly code in that file. This code is
the entirety of David's generation engine, and it's almost impossible to
visualize its operation without actually seeing it.
> * * * * *
>
> How To Build Qlife
>
> QLIFE is written for Borland C++, but it shouldn't be too difficult to
@ -54,13 +52,13 @@ visualize its operation without actually seeing it.
> BUILD.BAT batch file with the size of the life grid on the command
> line (see below). The command-line options are:
>
> -- ----------- -------------------------------------------------------------
> WIDTH 32 Sets the width of the life grid to 96 cells (divided by 3).
> HEIGHT 96 Sets the height of the life grid to 96 cells.
> NOCOUNTER Turns off the generation counter (optional).
> NODRAW Turns off drawing of the cell map (optional).
> GEN 1000 Calculates 1,000 generations (optional).
> -- ----------- -------------------------------------------------------------
> --------- -----------------------------------------------------------
> WIDTH 32 Sets the width of the life grid to 96 cells (divided by 3).
> HEIGHT 96 Sets the height of the life grid to 96 cells.
> NOCOUNTER Turns off the generation counter (optional).
> NODRAW Turns off drawing of the cell map (optional).
> GEN 1000 Calculates 1,000 generations (optional).
> --------- -----------------------------------------------------------
>
> These *must* be in uppercase. For example, the minimum you really need
> is "WIDTH 40 HEIGHT 120." I used "WIDTH 46 HEIGHT 138 NOCOUNTER NODRAW
@ -85,6 +83,4 @@ visualize its operation without actually seeing it.
> earlier CPUs if you wish. QLIFE works best if you have a large CPU
> cache (256K is recommended).
>
> —*David Stafford*
>
> * * * * *
> —*David Stafford*