Here's software I've created, available for
you to download.
VGAScope is a screen kaleidoscope I wrote
-- originally, in GW-Basic, then in Quick Basic, before converting some
assembler graphics routines for in-line use with the Fitted Software Tools
Modula-2 compiler system. This includes an optional speed restricter (called
Clock-Watch) to keep the display from causing too much eyestrain on a very
fast system.
FullMoon, on the other hand, was written
with the TopSpeed Modula-2 compiler -- a much easier integrated development
environment to use than the Fitted Software Tools implementation of the
same language, but a somewhat less standard implementation, with less support
for long variable names and more extensions that won't necessarily be recognized
by other compilers (somewhat akin to Turbo Pascal in that regard).
My Osmosis game was written over a period
of only three days, out of blazing annoyance at a commercial shareware
version of the same game (one of my favorite solitaire games), which contained
a serious bug -- it would completely crash DOS after three games -- and
still demanded payment. It's written in Quick Basic, but is a stand-alone
compile -- that is, you won't need a runtime module to use it.
Crypt-It 2.0 is a personal keyword encryption
program that runs in the GEOS ® environment. It requires an interpreter
known as IZL ®, for Interpreted Zoomer Language,
which is also available in a shareware version.
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Last updated Wednesday, February 16, 2000.