An Allegro Game in 20 lines of code

An Allegro Game in 20 lines of code - Possible?

Hard Rock

Member #1,547

September 2001

Allright heres my entry, Nibbles/Snake 19 lines, or 20 if you count the comment on the top

1//Wow, i still have room for comments, Nibbles/Snake Game in 20 lines...
2#include <allegro.h> // ... By Hard Rock
3int main(void) {
 int alive = 1,x = 100, y = 100, direction = 0,score = 0;
 allegro_init();
 install_keyboard();
 install_timer();
 set_gfx_mode(GFX_AUTODETECT,320,200,0,0);
 hline(screen,0,8,screen->w,4);
 while (alive && !key[KEY_ESC]) {  //Main Loop
   textprintf_centre(screen, font, 100, 0, 1, " Your Score is %d",score );
   if(x < 0 || x > screen->w || y < 9 ||  y > screen->h) break; //Hits end and our snake is dead, was gonna do alive = 0, but what the heck. break works too
   key[KEY_UP] ?  direction = 0: key[KEY_DOWN] ? direction = 1 : key[KEY_RIGHT] ? direction = 2 : key[KEY_LEFT] ? direction = 3 : NULL; //Check which buttons are pressed and where to go
   direction ==0 ? y = y -1 : direction ==1 ? y = y + 1 : direction ==2 ? x = x +1 : direction == 3 ?x = x-1:NULL;
   if(getpixel(screen,x,y) == 1) alive = 0;
   putpixel(screen,x,y,1);
   rest(10);
   score++;
 } return 0;
20} END_OF_MAIN();

I could probably cheat and drop a lot more lines, but it works fine as is... well maybe is should make the score a long.................. becuase it wont take long for the int to overfill.
So you can just drop comments then and change it.., easily yourself if you want.

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Goodbytes

Member #448

June 2000

Well, after seeing that Hard Rock has done a nibbles/snake game, I don't know if my entry is going to be very impressive, but here goes. It's one of those 15-square puzzles. Enjoy!

1#include <allegro.h>
2int main() {
  int cells[16] = { 12, 5, 10, 6, 2, 4, 11, 7, 13, 3, 0, 8, 14, 1, 15, 9 }, i, zp, c, cp, quit = 0;
  allegro_init();
  install_mouse();
  set_gfx_mode(GFX_AUTODETECT_WINDOWED, 320, 240, 0, 0);
  show_mouse(screen);
  while(!(mouse_b & 2) && !quit) {
      for(i = 0; i < 16; i++, zp = cells<i> ? zp : i)
          textprintf(screen, font, 64 + i % 4 * 48, 32 + i / 4 * 48, cells<i>, "%d ", cells<i>);
      if((c = getpixel(screen, mouse_x, mouse_y)) && mouse_b & 1) {
          for(i = 0; i < 16; i++)
              cp = (c == cells<i> ? i : cp);
          if(vector_length_f(zp % 4 - cp % 4, zp / 4 - cp / 4, 0) < 1.01)
              cells[zp] = c, cells[cp] = 0;
      }
      for(i = 0, quit = 1; i < 14; i++)
          quit = cells<i> > cells[i + 1] ? 0 : quit;
  }
20} END_OF_MAIN();

It's 20 lines, and it's pretty much normal C-style indenting except for the fact that all of the lines are stuck together, and ignoring that little commanated 14th line that I hope no one notices

[EDIT]

By the way, are we going to do the whole 80x25 screen thing? I think it would be pretty damn cool. The rules are straightforward enough... let's say one file, must fit in 80x25 screen, absolutely no exceptions, no external files, and we post them in a thread in a week or so? What do you guys say? If whoever suggested the idea doesn't want to, I'll organize it

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Steve Terry

Member #1,989

March 2002

goodbytes... quit is not initialized set it to 0 otherwise sometimes it will just exit immediately like it did to me.

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Matthew Leverton

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January 1999

Quote:

lines of code (semicolon delimited for all you cheaters)

Ok, by strict interpretation of the rules, my game is 16 lines long.

The name of the game is "20 Lines". Interesting fact (to me anyway) is that it only one variable is created in the process (and a second one use used for static data).

NO cheating here. I would not stoop to the level of using commas! >:(

No warnings are generated during compilation using -W -Wall.

And yes, I wrote it all by hand. Thank Bill Gates for VC.NET which easily lets me see which ( [ { pair with } ] )...

The controls are a bit laggy, I never got around to updating that portion of the code.

View it here: [url http://www.leverton.cc/misc/20lines.html]

http://www.leverton.cc/pics/20lines.png

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Thomas Fjellstrom

Member #476

June 2000

You my friend are officially insane. Welcome to the club.

I ddin't think it would be possible to do a tetris clone.. But here you've proved me wrong.

One thing though. The fact that it's windowed scores against it the XWIN driver is slower than the GDI driver.

edit: Oh, so the controlls really are laggy? ok. I thought that was the fault of the driver. I know my pong is laggy in windowed mode...

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Matthew Leverton

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January 1999

Well, there's no reason it cannot be full screen. Just AUTODETECT_FULLSCREEN and set real screen size. Also, on the final buffer->screen blit, you wouldn't have to do a SCREEN_W,SCREEN_H as that would do a lot of extra black space.

The main reason it's laggy is that I only allow the Key's to be pressed at certain times, that way they blocks don't just slide around like crazy. It works fine on my XP 1800 PC, but is a bit laggy on my C333 running FreeBSD.

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Thomas Fjellstrom

Member #476

June 2000

so your code draws it all centered or something? So setting a large mod wouldn't do anything weird?

edit: Guess not. The controlls are much better now

Matthew Leverton

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January 1999

Change this:

/*14*/}blit(buffer,screen,0,50,SCREEN_W/2-96,SCREEN_H/2 -176,192,352);

Untested, but something like that should center the output if you chose full screen.

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Thomas Fjellstrom

Member #476

June 2000

ja. that should work. I still think you need counseling.

You should think about submitting that to the ioccc one year.

edit:

w00t. and it only took an hour. I've slimmed down and unhackified (lots less comma hack) my pong a bit, here for your enjoyment tfpong 2.0beta1:

/*1 */int main(void) { int i=0,x=320,y=rand()%480,dx=-1,dy=1,p1y=240,p2y=240,p1p=0,p2p=0,y1d=10,y2d=470, xs[] = {320, 10, 630}, *y1s[] = { &y1d, &p1y, &p2y }, *y2s[] = { &y2d, &p1y, &p2y };
/*2 */  BITMAP *buff = (allegro_init() == 0 && install_keyboard() == 0 && set_gfx_mode(GFX_AUTODETECT,640,480,0,0) == 0) ? create_bitmap(SCREEN_W, SCREEN_H) : NULL;
/*3 */  while(buff && !key[KEY_ESC] && !key[KEY_Q]) { clear(buff);
/*4 */    ( ((x += dx) | (y += dy)) && (y-2 <= 0 || y+2 >= 480) ) ? (dy = -dy) : ( ( (x-2 <= 10) && (p1y-12 <= y-2 && y+2 <= p1y+12)) ? (dx = -dx) : ( (x-2 <= 10) ? (++p2p, (x=320), (y=rand()%480)) : ( ( (x+2 >= 630) && (p2y-12 <= y-2 && y+2 <= p2y+12)) ? (dx = -dx) : ( (x+2 >= 630) ? (++p1p, (x=320), (y=rand()%480)) : 1))));
/*5 */    (key[KEY_UP] && p2y > 12) ? (( (key[KEY_DOWN] && p2y < 468) ? (p2y+=2) : 1) && (p2y-=2)) : ( (key[KEY_DOWN] && p2y < 468) ? (p2y+=2) : 1);
/*6 */    (key[KEY_W] && p1y > 12) ? (( (key[KEY_S] && p1y < 468) ? (p1y+=2) : 1) && (p1y-=2)) : ( (key[KEY_S] && p1y < 468) ? (p1y+=2) : 1);
/*7 */    textprintf_centre(buff, font, 320, 2, makecol(200,200,200), "%03i    %03i", p1p, p2p); 
/*8 */    for(i=0; i < 3; ++i) vline(buff, xs<i>, (*y1s<i>)-10, (*y2s<i>)+10, makecol(255,255,255));
/*9 */    circlefill(buff, x-2, y-2, 2, makecol(255,255,255));
/*10*/    blit(buff, screen, 0, 0, 0, 0, 640, 480);
/*11*/  } return 0;
/*12*/}END_OF_MAIN();

notes: This new version should be equivelent to the last, including the same bugs, as its the same code, just reoganized a bit.

nonnus29

Member #2,606

August 2002

Bravo Matthew! Line 7 is the longest line of code I have ever seen. I was trying to think of how to do Tetris clone in that amount of space. You must have really been 'in the zone' for this one!

EDIT: We've got a two player pong, a tetris, snakes, a couple of shooters, a bouncy ball game, a tile puzzle, some shooters... come on people, Who's going to take us into THE THIRD DIMENSION??

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miran

Member #2,407

June 2002

Quote:

THE THIRD DIMENSION

Funny you should mention that... 8-) 8-)

1#include <allegro.h>
2#include <math.h>
3class Vector {public: float x, y, z; Vector& operator*=(float l) { x*=l, y*=l, z*=l; return *this;}} Origin;
4void fd_planes(int x, int y, int *u, int *v, int *z) {  Vector Direction = {(x-160)/120.0f,(y-100)/120.0f,1}, Intersect;
5Direction *= 1.0f/sqrt(Direction.x*Direction.x + Direction.y*Direction.y + Direction.z*Direction.z);
6float t = ((Direction.y>0?1:-1)*550-Origin.y)/Direction.y;
7Intersect.x = Origin.x + Direction.x*t, Intersect.y = Origin.y + Direction.y*t, Intersect.z = Origin.z + Direction.z*t;
8*u = (int)(fabs(Intersect.x)*0.3);
9*v = (int)(fabs(Intersect.z)*0.3);
10((t = (Intersect.x-Origin.x)*(Intersect.x-Origin.x) + (Intersect.z-Origin.z)*(Intersect.z-Origin.z)) <= 1.0E-6) ? (*z = 0) : (t = 50000.0/sqrt(t), *z = (int)(t > 63 ? 63 : t));}
11static volatile int timer = 0;
12static void timer_f() {  ++timer; } END_OF_STATIC_FUNCTION(timer_f);
13void main() { int deltaz = 32, u=0, v=0, z=0, i,j;
14BITMAP *buffer, *texture;
15allegro_init(), install_keyboard(), install_timer(), set_color_depth(16), set_gfx_mode(GFX_AUTODETECT_WINDOWED, 320, 200, 0, 0), clear(screen), buffer = create_bitmap(SCREEN_W, SCREEN_H), clear(buffer), texture = create_bitmap(256,256);
16for (i=0; i<256; i++) for (j=0; j<256; j++) putpixel(texture, i, j, (i&j)|(~i^j));
17LOCK_VARIABLE(timer)  LOCK_FUNCTION(timer_f) install_int_ex(timer_f, BPS_TO_TIMER(25));
18Origin.x = 0.0f, Origin.y = 0.0f, Origin.z = 0.0f;
19while (!key[KEY_ESC]) { while ((timer = (timer>0) ? -1 : 0)) { --timer, Origin.z += (float)deltaz; }
20for (int y=0; y<SCREEN_H; ++y) { for (int x=0; x<SCREEN_W; ++x) { fd_planes(x,y,&u,&v,&z), putpixel(buffer, x, y,  makecol((getr(getpixel(texture, u&255, v&255))*(int)z)>>6, (getg(getpixel(texture, u&255, v&255))*(int)z)>>6, (getb(getpixel(texture, u&255, v&255))*(int)z)>>6));}}
21blit(buffer, screen, 0, 0, 0, 0, SCREEN_W, SCREEN_H); }
22} END_OF_MAIN();

It's not exactly 20 lines, it's 22 but two of them are includes. Also it is in C++ not C and I cheated big time on this one with the commas and all that. It's impossible to make a raytracer in 20 lines whithout cheating. Oh yeah, it's a raytracer so it should be pretty slow on low end machines...

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November 2000

Very impressive so far! Too bad I couldn't run Miran's code...

miran

Member #2,407

June 2002

Why not? Do you have a slow machine or does the code not work/compile?

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Member #794

November 2000

Nothing you can fix:

eglebbk@huygens: ~/Program/20>g++ -W -Wall miran.cc -o miran `allegro-config --libs`
miran.cc: In function `void _mangled_main()':
miran.cc:13: warning: unused variable `int c'
eglebbk@huygens: ~/Program/20>./miran
ld.so.1: ./miran: fatal: libstdc++.so.2.10.0: open failed: No such file or directory
Killed

I'll try on my own Linux box later.
The machine I'm on now probably is too slow too...

Thomas Fjellstrom

Member #476

June 2000

Worked for me. It was a bit slow, But it shul be fine in Full screen mode. Yup. the ESC key reacts alot quicker in full screen mode

Goodbytes

Member #448

June 2000

Steve Terry said:

goodbytes... quit is not initialized set it to 0 otherwise sometimes it will just exit immediately like it did to me.

No, it's... it's... damn.

Blame that on untested code changes.

p.s. Miran and Matthew, you are el337 h4XX0r5.

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Member #794

November 2000

Anyone done TicTacToe already? No? Fine here's mine
I spend about an hour on that one. It'd be nice if I could add some AI to it - I have three whopping lines left to play with afterall;D!
More if I'm allowed to use 20 ;'s in my code.

So who'se going to post the first RPG?

1#include <allegro.h>
2#include <time.h>
3#define DRAWTILE(c) rect(screen, c/3*33, c%3*33,  c/3*33+33, c%3*33+33, 0), b[c/3][c%3]?circlefill(screen, (c/3)*33+16, (c%3)*33+16, 10, b[c/3][c%3]==1?4:1):0
4#define CHECKROW(x1,y1,x2,y2,x3,y3) ( (b[x1][y1]+b[x2][y2]+b[x3][y3])? ( (b[x1][y1]+b[x2][y2]+b[x3][y3])/3 ):0 )
5int main(void) { int b[3][3] = {{0,0,0}, {0,0,0}, {0,0,0}}, moves = 0, done = 0,drawme = 1, c;
6   srand(time(NULL)), allegro_init(),install_keyboard(),install_timer,install_mouse(),set_gfx_mode(GFX_AUTODETECT, 99,99,0,0), clear_to_color(screen, 15), text_mode(-1), show_mouse(screen);
7   while (moves<9 && !key[KEY_ESC] && !done) {
8      if (moves&1) { do {c = (rand()>>8)%9;
9         } while (b[c/3][c%3]); 
10         b[c/3][c%3]=-1, moves++, drawme=1;
11      } else {(mouse_b)? b[mouse_x/33][mouse_y/33]==0?b[mouse_x/33][mouse_y/33]=1, moves++:0:0;}
12      done = CHECKROW(0,0, 0,1, 0,2) || CHECKROW(1,0, 1,1, 1,2) || CHECKROW(2,0, 2,1, 2,2) || CHECKROW(0,0, 1,0, 2,0) || CHECKROW(0,1, 1,1, 2,1) || CHECKROW(0,2, 1,2, 2,2) || CHECKROW(0,0, 1,1, 2,2) || CHECKROW(2,0, 1,1, 0,2);
13      scare_mouse(), drawme ? DRAWTILE(0), DRAWTILE(1), DRAWTILE(2), DRAWTILE(3), DRAWTILE(4), DRAWTILE(5), DRAWTILE(6), DRAWTILE(7), DRAWTILE(8), DRAWTILE(9), drawme = 0: 0, unscare_mouse();
14   }
15   done ? textprintf_centre(screen, font, 45, 45, 14, moves&1?"You win!":"You lose!"),readkey():0; 
16   return 0; 
17} END_OF_MAIN()

EDIT: fixed some minor bugs.

miran

Member #2,407

June 2002

Doesn't work in Windows, at least not on my box. Had to change the window size to 120x120...

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November 2000

Ah, yes - Allegro has this limit that doesn't allow you to make a window of less than 100 pixels!
I'll update it later to a larger window size. Just changing the dimensions in set_gfx_mode probably means you're toast if you move the mouse off the plaing board (no range checks).

Paul Pridham

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April 2000

Yesterday I was a bit inspired by you guys, and so I made a little game. It's your standard "ship plummeting ever faster down the endless tunnel" game. Fun for a diversion at least.

Get it here: http://www3.sympatico.ca/ppridham/misc/games/LongWayDown.zip

Yes, it's all written in main(), because it was originally going to be done in 20 lines, but I decided to just add as much as I needed to give it a wee bit of polish.

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November 2000

Ok, an updated version of my TicTacToe:

1#include <allegro.h>
2#include <time.h>
3#define DRAWTILE(c) rect(screen, c/3*(SCREEN_W/3), c%3*(SCREEN_H/3),  c/3*(SCREEN_W/3)+(SCREEN_W/3), c%3*(SCREEN_H/3)+(SCREEN_H/3), 0), b[c/3][c%3]?circlefill(screen, (c/3)*(SCREEN_W/3)+(SCREEN_W/6), (c%3)*(SCREEN_H/3)+(SCREEN_H/6), (SCREEN_W/10), b[c/3][c%3]==1?4:1):0
4#define CHECKROW(x1,y1,x2,y2,x3,y3) ( (b[x1][y1]+b[x2][y2]+b[x3][y3])? ( (b[x1][y1]+b[x2][y2]+b[x3][y3])/3 ):0 )
5int main(void) { int b[3][3] = {{0,0,0}, {0,0,0}, {0,0,0}}, moves = 0, done = 0,drawme = 1, c;
6   srand(time(NULL)), allegro_init(), install_keyboard(),install_timer,install_mouse(),set_gfx_mode(GFX_AUTODETECT, 256,256,0,0), clear_to_color(screen, 15), text_mode(-1), show_mouse(screen);
7   while (moves<9 && !key[KEY_ESC] && !done) {
8      if (moves&1) { do {c = (rand()>>8)%9; 
9         } while (b[c/3][c%3]); 
10         b[c/3][c%3]=-1, moves++, drawme=1;
11      } else {(mouse_b)? b[mouse_x/(SCREEN_W/3)][mouse_y/(SCREEN_H/3)]==0?b[mouse_x/(SCREEN_W/3)][mouse_y/(SCREEN_H/3)]=1, moves++:0:0;}
12      done = CHECKROW(0,0, 0,1, 0,2) || CHECKROW(1,0, 1,1, 1,2) || CHECKROW(2,0, 2,1, 2,2) || CHECKROW(0,0, 1,0, 2,0) || CHECKROW(0,1, 1,1, 2,1) || CHECKROW(0,2, 1,2, 2,2) || CHECKROW(0,0, 1,1, 2,2) || CHECKROW(2,0, 1,1, 0,2);
13      if (drawme||done||(moves==9)) {scare_mouse(), DRAWTILE(0), DRAWTILE(1), DRAWTILE(2), DRAWTILE(3), DRAWTILE(4), DRAWTILE(5), DRAWTILE(6), DRAWTILE(7), DRAWTILE(8), DRAWTILE(9), unscare_mouse(), drawme = 0;}
14   } if (done||(moves==9)) { textprintf_centre(screen, font, SCREEN_W/2, SCREEN_H/2, 2, done?moves&1?"You win!":"You lose!":"Draw!"),readkey(); }
15   return 0;
16} END_OF_MAIN()

And a game for two players: fox and geese.
Move teh geese with the left and right arrow keys, then move the fox with the QWAS keys. The fox wins if it reaches the other side of the board, the geese win if they reach it. Could use some more finess, but it's ok for now

#include <allegro.h>
#define DRAWTILE(c) rectfill(screen, c/8*(SCREEN_W/8), c%8*(SCREEN_H/8),  c/8*(SCREEN_W/8)+(SCREEN_W/8), c%8*(SCREEN_H/8)+(SCREEN_H/8), ((c%8)&1)^((c/8)&1)?0:15), circlefill(screen, goose[0]%8*(SCREEN_W/8)+SCREEN_W/16, goose[0]/8*(SCREEN_H/8)+SCREEN_H/16, SCREEN_W/32, 4), circlefill(screen, goose[1]%8*(SCREEN_W/8)+SCREEN_W/16, goose[1]/8*(SCREEN_H/8)+SCREEN_H/16, SCREEN_W/32, 4), circlefill(screen, goose[2]%8*(SCREEN_W/8)+SCREEN_W/16, goose[2]/8*(SCREEN_H/8)+SCREEN_H/16, SCREEN_W/32, 4), circlefill(screen, goose[3]%8*(SCREEN_W/8)+SCREEN_W/16, goose[3]/8*(SCREEN_H/8)+SCREEN_H/16, SCREEN_W/32, 4), circlefill(screen, fox%8*(SCREEN_W/8)+SCREEN_W/16, fox/8*(SCREEN_H/8)+SCREEN_H/16, SCREEN_W/32, 1), rect(screen, goose[sgoose]%8*(SCREEN_W/8), goose[sgoose]/8*(SCREEN_H/8),  goose[sgoose]%8*(SCREEN_W/8)+(SCREEN_W/8)-1, goose[sgoose]/8*(SCREEN_H/8)+(SCREEN_H/8)-1, 14)
int main(void) { int goose[4] = {63,61,59,57}, sgoose = 0, fox = 4, turn = 0, done = 0, drawme = 1, c;
   allegro_init(), install_keyboard(), install_timer, install_mouse(),set_gfx_mode(GFX_AUTODETECT, 256,256,0,0), clear_to_color(screen, 15), text_mode(-1), show_mouse(screen);
   while (!key[KEY_ESC] && !done) {
      turn ? ( (fox%8!=7) ? fox-=((goose[0]==fox+9||goose[1]==fox+9||goose[2]==fox+9||goose[3]==fox+9)?0:(9*key[KEY_S])), drawme |= !((key[KEY_S])?turn=0:1):0,(fox%8!=0) ? fox-=((goose[0]==fox+7||goose[1]==fox+7||goose[2]==fox+7||goose[3]==fox+7)?0:(7*key[KEY_A])), drawme |= !((key[KEY_A])?turn=0:1):0, (fox%8!=0 && fox>8) ? (fox +=((goose[0]==fox-9||goose[1]==fox-9||goose[2]==fox-9||goose[3]==fox-9)?0:(9*key[KEY_Q])), drawme |= !((key[KEY_Q])?turn=0:1)):0, (fox%8!=7 && fox>8) ? (fox +=((goose[0]==fox-7||goose[1]==fox-7||goose[2]==fox-7||goose[3]==fox-7)?0:(7*key[KEY_W])), drawme |= !((key[KEY_W])?turn=0:1)):0  ):( sgoose=( sgoose + (key[KEY_TAB]?(drawme=1):0) )&3, (goose[sgoose]%8!=0 && goose[sgoose]>8) ? (goose[sgoose] += (goose[sgoose]-9==fox?0:9*key[KEY_LEFT]), drawme |= ((key[KEY_LEFT])?turn=1:0)):0, (goose[sgoose]%8!=7 && goose[sgoose]>8) ? (goose[sgoose] += (goose[sgoose]-7==fox?0:7*key[KEY_RIGHT]), drawme |= ((key[KEY_RIGHT])?turn=1:0)):0);
      if (drawme) for(c=0;c<64;c++){ scare_mouse(), DRAWTILE(c), unscare_mouse(), drawme = 0; }
      rest(50);
      done = (fox>56 || (goose[0]<8 && goose[1]<8 && goose[2]<8 && goose[3]<8) ) ? 1:0;
   } while(keypressed()) readkey();
   done?textprintf_centre(screen, font, SCREEN_W/2, SCREEN_H/2, 2, (fox>56)?"Fox wins!":"Geese win!"), readkey():0;
   return 0;
} END_OF_MAIN()

Zaphos

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August 2001

Matthew: Heh, I never knew MSVC had a 2048 character per line limit ... but now that I tried to copy paste your program into it, now I know! ... see what useful information I get from this site?

Goodbytes: I'd love to have a 25x80 compo! Judging from the programs already written, I think we'd see some cool stuff ...

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June 2000

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Goodbytes: I'd love to have a 25x80 compo! Judging from the programs already written, I think we'd see some cool stuff ...

That sounds like an invitation! Well, then it's official... and one day, I will be the Contest Ruler of Allegro!!!!! hey... there's no evil smiley. That is unfortunate.

Anyways... okay then.

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~Goodbytes

Thomas Fjellstrom

Member #476

June 2000

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there's no evil smiley. That is unfortunate.

well... hopefully http://strangesoft.net/kefka.gif will suffice!