256b.com the 256bytes demos archive

• Tyler Durden sorry for the offtopic but I fill the planet-d form twice, and get no answer :( (i write none to the affiliate text-box 'couse I have not any idea what is it (may be I'm russian ?))
• P01 hum, why don't you send a mail to the admins of planet-d.net ? this is their site/server, they are the person who should/could solve your problem
• fal were I can find downloads statistic?
• Optimus A very healthy think I can do, is talking about code..
• P01 fal: what kind of downloads stats ? do you mean something like the download counters I've brought back ? ( cf: the news of 2004-06-04 )
• MathM bswap ax
• DiLA elp!!! http://www.mindblock.org/misc/win.asm
• P01 your "move WORD [var_name]" are weird in regard of the declaration of your vars in BYTE. The "jmp code" is also unnecessary.
• DiLA tx
• kometbomb DiLA: you should use the registers as 1.) they're faster and more importantly 2.) the instructions take less space. and you should learn what e.g. "rep stosb" does :)
• DiLA hehe, im on it :P
• B_KiLLeR P01: Thank you for your help. Wish you good luck for gathering.
• Reset00 Assembly Rules. You guys ( n gals?) make the greatest programs!
• B_KiLLeR Hi Reset00! If you want to talk about dist.,mirr.&arch, ask the adm: P01, and the authors. Way to go sw+fw+gnu!!!
• DiLA first starfield http://tinyurl.com/38mph - virtical, but who cares :P
• B_KiLLeR DiLA: Neat first starfield! Doesn't look so bad for a small compo.
• DiLA tx :)
• B_KiLLeR Iif you gather your small intros like this, link them together in a nice manner, then you have a full featured, more complex than average 256b! Do give it a try!
• Intrinsic DiLA, move the: 'mov ax, 0A000h mov es, ax' out of the loop and reply it with 'les bp, [bx]' to save 3 bytes. And the pop before a push is a bit strange, stick the pop just before the jz keypress check.
• DiLA thanks for helping me guys ;)
• Intrinsic NP DiLA :)
• B_KiLLeR How do you like my first ever 256b: "1 <ess than the average"?
• Intrinsic I like it :) Psychadelic!
• B_KiLLeR We haven't got enough intros: 256 bytes have 2^2048 combinations!
• Fillbert so write a program that create all and then select the good one's ;-)

view the 25 previous oneliners / 25 next oneliners / latest oneliners

• Complete archive back ( at last )

  It took 5 months, but I've received the message. Let's put the delay on the count of a new job + some freelance work + more professional contacts + some extreme boredom to touch a code that was working perfectly until the host changed the settings and rights with no warning.2005-06-05 by P01

• Recent problems

  As many of you saw, there's been some problems recently with the downloads. I was away for almost a month for the birth of my nephew when the host of http://www.256b.com had no better idea than changing the configuration of PHP. Therefore all the prods with an ID above 402 are not available. Btw, I received 2800+ mails of errors and a handfull of inmates noticed me the bug too. I'll fix that as soon as possible. Meanwhile, happy new year!2005-01-02 by P01

• Page titles, new skin and other minor changes

  One thing bugged me since a while : the title of the prods did not appear in the title of the pages. That thing is fixed. Adding a wildcard in the SEARCH input is not longer mandatory. Some minor things have changed in the XHTML/CSS. And I made a new skin for the site. Your feedback is welcome.2004-11-28 by P01

• Improvement of the search feature

  Wildcards have been enabled in the SEARCH feature. You can use * or ? like anywhere else. At least that's a significant improvement until I code the Advanced Search feature to allow the search on any field ( name, coder, year, group, ... ).2004-10-21 by P01

• Hello CPC

  256b.com welcomes its first Amstrad CPC intro. It's called "a bouncing pixel" ( http://www.256b.com/demo/463 ). You'll find the URL of an emulator in the LINKS sections and will btw see the new button I made for pouet.net few days ago.2004-10-18 by P01

view the 10 previous news