#32

... rogram. Failure to do so will result in a very hard to debug code. We can use the SEP (Set P flag) and REP (Reset P Flag) to set and clear flags. To make the accumulator 16 bits, we take the binary code 00010000 and convert it to hex, $20 or decimal #32, and do rep #$20 which will make the accumulator 16-bits. 3) Addressing Modes Addressing mode is how the processor interprets a command. In other words, we cannot say that: lda #$20 means the same as lda $20 The first mode loads $20 directly to the ...

... ing" banned as "unlawful use of a carrier." (Go to #25) This is news? They want to run everything. Add ten points and go to #31. Yawn. Old news. Add 5 points. Go to #31. In the article, the cable companies: want to charge for the info highway (Go to #32) want to run it and charge for even more channels (Go to #33) are in a poor position to provide interactive services, already gouge consumers, and will doubtless want the public to pay for either fiber optics or new compression standards (Go to #34) ...

... ailroaded than the previous game, the POV-switching still amounted to a huge pile of work. Besides these challenges (and perhaps partly because of them), I found myself suffering from a lack of motivation, as I talked about in the editorial for SPAG #32. After a while, it became apparent that I wouldn't have Luminous Horizon ready for the 2003 IF comp, which was a big disappointment to me. After many self-pep-talks, and many many coding sessions to the motivational soundtrack of Pretenders II (than ...

... try to mention it as little as possible. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR------------------------------------------------------ From: Valentine Kopteltsev <uux SP@G mail333.com> Dear SPAG -- In my review package "Static Story Struggles", published in SPAG #32, I alleged that the game AUGUSTINE by Terrence V. Koch was based on the Highlander series. Naturally, I'm wrong -- I really should have had at least a quick look at the materials accompanying the game. My apologies to Mr. Koch and to everybody who h ...

... By: Ricky Russo - Orlando, Florida (USA) {Originally Published: Issue #18, 22 & 27 - February, June & November 2003} *) "An Evenings Chat with BJ, Quidam's Percussionist" & "BJ, Live from Japan! - An Online Chat" {Originally Published: Issues #25 & #32 - September 2003 & April 2004} *) "Who Has What it Takes?" By: Keith Johnson & Lucy Valentine - Seattle, WA (USA) {Originally Published: Issues #41-44 - February 2005 through May 2005} *) "Six Thousand Fifty-Seven" By: Rich Alford - Bothel, Washingt ...

... By: Ricky Russo - Orlando, Florida (USA) {Originally Published: Issue #18, 22 & 27 - February, June & November 2003} *) "An Evenings Chat with BJ, Quidam's Percussionist" & "BJ, Live from Japan! - An Online Chat" {Originally Published: Issues #25 & #32 - September 2003 & April 2004} *) "Who Has What it Takes?" By: Keith Johnson & Lucy Valentine - Seattle, WA (USA) {Originally Published: Issues #41-44 - February 2005 through May 2005} *) "Six Thousand Fifty-Seven" By: Rich Alford - Bothel, Washingt ...

... #26: Laramie Showdown by Kit Dalton (P); GATLING #1: Zuni Gold by Jack Slade (P); GATLING #2: Outlaw Empire by Jack Slade (P); THE MILITANT HEART by Sue Deobold (P); SOUTH WIND by Esther Jane Neely (P); THE WAGER by Robin Lee Hatcher (P). Loveswept: #324: TO FIRST BE FRIENDS by Joan Elliot Pickart (P); #325: BOUND TO HAPPEN by Mary Kay McComas (P); #326: THE CHEROKEE TRILOGY: Sundance And The Princess by Deborah Smith (P); #327: LOST IN THE WILD by Gail Douglas (P); #328: ANY THURSDAY by Peggy Webb ...

... rom the above that should be quite easy to read, but if you don't understand it here it is. Session ID, you Session id to the router in the order that you have connected to it. ie As you can see i'm 2nd from the bottom, so I'm connection #323681771 to the system. They can also use that to look up who was connection #323681771 so if they looked that up, they would of found out that, I had access to their router via Terminal (ie Dialin, Telnet) but would of found out that I had dialed in ...

... 3,d1 show_bits lsr.w d0 bcs.s do_on bsr print_space bra next_bit do_on bsr print_on next_bit addq.b #1,cursor_y dbra d1,show_bits rts print_intro_txt lea clr_txt,a0 bsr print lea txt_table,a6 next_txt move.l (a6)+,a0 cmpa.w #0,a0 beq last_txt move.b #32,cursor_x bsr position_cursor bsr print move.b #32+30,cursor_x bsr position_cursor bsr print addq.b #1,cursor_y bra next_txt last_txt rts print_on bsr position_cursor lea on_txt,a0 bra print print_space bsr position_cursor lea space_txt,a0 bra print ...