Quote from: p4nix on January 01, 2016, 09:38:57 PM
Got it for sale
After like 500h+ of gameplay I'm finally rank 3 to be able to play competitive. Already won the first match (and lost 3 others  ).
I really like the game for it's tactical aspects, but there are some guys ruining fun, but that's the case with so huge communities...

Looking forward to get a pro, and as soon as I have some more time feel free to poke me so we can do a competitive match together guys

Greetings,
p4nix

Biggest tips I can give you:
Don't move and shoot
Dont crouch 24/7
Learn how to use the AK and when to tap/spray
Learn basic spray patterns/pulling down

Good luck

Finished up the C tutorial for using corelib (userspace library), drawing the corelib window, and userinput

https://sr.ht/HzJX.png

Quote from: caleb1997 on December 31, 2015, 07:07:17 PM
Hello! I'm Caleb, and I have a account on Cemetech, and I know TI-BASIC, and am learning ez80 ASM. I have a CE and a CSE.

Welcome to codewalrus

Having seen the many issues @ben_g has experienced using libc (none his fault, they're just things that seem like nobrainers to me because I wrote most of them), I've gone through and commented *most* C functions in libc and corelib.

Here's the corelib header file, fully documented : https://github.com/MaxLeiter/corelib/blob/master/corelib.h

I've decided to finally write up the KnightOS C tutorials that will be on the website. Here's a screenshot of the first one (haven't pushed it yet, plan to write the others first).
https://sr.ht/VvMS.png

Also, @ben_g threw together a pretty nice (WIP) calculator program in C

Kind of unrelated to this post, but the biggest issue I had with the movie was this
[spoiler]
WHY DIDNT KYLO REN USE THE FORCE ON FINN WHEN THEY WERE FIGHTING
[/spoiler]

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on December 30, 2015, 06:24:43 AM
That is awesome. Is it useable yet? Because that would definitively be news material. A lot of people like C and the fact that KnightOS has an emulator (and I assume that other emus can be used with a KOS ROM) will probably help.

Yeah, its definitely usable (see: demos), but there's a few small things that get annoying (C89, mainly). z80e, the emulator, can load TI-OS (with a few bugs) afaik, and I've been using it for KOS for the past few months. The one big downside imo is no keyboard/skin, but that's not really a huge deal.

Quote from: ben_g on December 29, 2015, 12:30:42 PM
I looked at some source files, and:

Quote from: source fragment
double tan(double x) {
    return sin(x) / cos(x);
}

Does that mean we can use floating points on KOS in C?

Well, kind of. I don't really understand it, but libc doesn't provide BCD (binary-coded decimal) floats. This means that 0.1 + 0.2 = 0.300000000001, but that probably won't affect you too badly.


EDIT:
Just PR'd my filestream bindings into libc, so now you can (kind of!) modify/create/etc files!

I had a better topic but accidentally reloaded the page and lost it 

Recently, I've been working on C bindings/the C library (libc) for KnightOS. Once I've finished the C bindings for corelib I plan to create some bindings for fx3dlib and configlib (both by @matrefeytontias).

I'm really hoping this will interest more people in KOS, mostly because a lot more people are familiar with C than z80 asm.

The compiler used is KCC, a fork of SDCC. There's a C library, libc, which has some POSIX-compliant functions where there's overlap between KOS and POSIX systems. There's also bindings for corelib, a userspace library, so hopefully some KOS C programs will start to show up.

To show off libc, here's a demo that SirCmpwn made: pong


And here's a demo I made demonstrating corelib: corelibcdemo (I'm very original when it comes to naming things)



So I guess if anyones curious about C support/has questions/errors/whatever, you can post here, ask me on IRC, or ask in #knightos on freenode

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on December 27, 2015, 11:21:39 PM
The TI-84 doesn't exist.

TI-84p **

@Starbuck Johnson welcome! Looking forward to your docs on TI-OS (or is it on the physical TI-84?)

Quote from: Juju on December 23, 2015, 10:13:00 PM
Pretty simple, you put a button next to a command block, you write a command in the command block like you would do in the chat and there you go. Speaking of which, how do you guys put a button directly on the block?

If its similar to back in 1.2, just hold shift

Very cool you're doing this, like DJ said. Is the script opensource/available online somewhere? I'm curious as to how it works

@alexgt @Araidia ^^^^

Quote from: alexgt on December 21, 2015, 02:40:17 PM
http://steamcommunity.com/actions/WhatIsGameBan it linked to this when I clicked info on the ban xD stupid friend

I dont think valve has game bans though, link to profile? Either VAC or overwatch (which isnt permanent)

Quote from: alexgt on December 21, 2015, 02:23:38 PM
I am still wondering what my friend did to get perm ban

Have a link to his account? If he was VACed it will show