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A bit way off topic, but I read the hardware designer chose those colors because he thought they were fine, just like that.

Indeed, it was exactly like that. The guy just liked browns and blues a lot.

The only AAA videogame company we have in Spain right now is MercurySteam, and that's because they're lately associated with Konami pushing the Castlevania franchise further with their Lords of Shadow revamp. Before that they had done Clive Barker's Jericho and American McGee's Scrapland but they weren't too much known.

Your local Mercurial repository is about 1.3GB, and then your working copy is about another 1.2GB, which adds up to 2.5GB

Es OpenGL 1.3 a lo sumo, ahora todo se hace con shaders y tiene bastante poco que ver con cómo se hacían las cosas antes que es lo que explica esos tutoriales.

Traducir es sencillo, siempre y cuando tengamos una lista de las strings y el contexto donde se usan.

Me suena haber visto esto antes, pero siempre está bien saber que existe. Además perdí los ficheros así que lo vuelvo a descargar.
¡Gracias!

Quick hack:

Code (glbasic) Select Expand

a = 0
last_b1 = FALSE
WHILE TRUE
    MOUSESTATE mx, my, b1, b2
    IF b1 = TRUE THEN a = 1
    IF b1 = FALSE AND last_b1 = TRUE THEN a = "just released!"
    last_b1 = b1
    SHOWSCREEN
WEND

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Speaking about cloud storage services, there's currently a limited offer of 50GB space at Box.
https://www.box.com/signup/o/dell_50gb_give_get

Yes they retracted the statement and made this free. When the owner of a piece of software makes it publicly accessible on their own website to download along with working serial numbers, that can only mean they have given up on making money on them. They are not the only people to do this kind of thing, but of course they are the biggest ones to do so.

Yes, the problem disappeared with a further update.

Heh, almost as bulky as the old Iconia dual-screen laptop.

Haha no, it's not the Amiga's fault. PCs were already terrible when it came to OS loading times since they had no ROM to blit into RAM at all, and they could even work without a HD thus having to load everything from floppy disk drives.

My amiga workbench also booted around 8-10 seconds, maybe they had SSD technology back than and we didn´t know?

My cpc boots in <1 seg 

My C64 booted instantly too, but that was the ease of having the whole system mirrored from ROM to RAM just by flipping the power switch on.
So, in a way, they had SSD back then.

IIRC the proper sunvox_dll.zip from the SunVox website includes a sunvox.h, which is where I got the function names/parameters to wrap back then.

As you can see the wrapper is nothing fancy at all. It should suffice swapping the quoted old function names/parameters in the DECLARE_C_ALIAS calls for the current ones, and adding the new ones if need be.