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C++ in the sense of C:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/583255/is-it-a-good-practice-to-place-c-definitions-in-header-files

It would be very useful (for example, in the case of an automated Github Action to build the projects) if the builder.bat file could accept a path on the command line arguments, to a ".builder" file, and then autogenerate the builder .BAT files for subsequent use in a project.

This way I could build a Github Action that runs builder.bat, generates the .bat files, runs the .bat files to compile the .DSK assets - all through Github, and thus not requiring a great deal of setup on the developer side.

hi 8bit unity with simple text script looks great! TRyin to test but not sure why i cant add all components... no errors in c64 but it just says run and nothing happens. What do i need to add to make run? thanks!

I'm setting up a Github Action to set up 8-bit Unity and build a project, automatically, as part of my project.

At the moment, the 8-bit Unity SDK is downloaded from this link:

https://dl.orangedox.com/8bit-Unity-0.3.5

This redirects to an 'orangebox' fileserving host which isn't compatible with wget.

This makes it difficult to create a .github/workflows/build-8bit-unity.yml file, i.e. create a Github build action that could be made available for devs to use in building a release, CI, etc.

Could some consideration be given to the idea of having the release .zip files made available on a wget-friendlier URL, i.e. even just on another repo set up specifically for 8-bit Unity asset releases?

C128 support would be interesting. Game would be similar than on C64 (unless using VDC), but you could benefit from faster loading times, 25% more speed or some other things

Hello, again;

I'm having a weird problem where a background image is not being displayed correctly on Lynx, even though the image is using the same palette as the demo images:

When running the application on Lynx, the image above is displayed with the wrong palette:

Checking both the image and the example images on GIMP, they seem to be using the exact same palette.

Does not seem to be an initialization problem, since if I replace the image with one of the demo images, it works:

Would this be a bug, or would there be some small little detail that I am missing?

jsr -> jmp

Hello, again;

I'm currently working on a proof-of concept game: https://github.com/haroldo-ok/8bit-Unity/tree/blockly-vn-poc/projects/vn-poc

But am running into a small problem when trying to wait for the user to release all keys:

´´´c
cgetc(); // Wait for the user to press a key
while (kbhit()) { cgetc(); } // Wait until the user isn't pressing any key
´´´

In theory, the code above should work, but, instead, if I hold a key, the code simply blindly passes through that check, as if it never existed.

Any idea on what I could be doing wrong?

Commit OS Demo: Updated to latest API spec. broke the music player on C64, buttons aren't responsive. Haven't tested other platforms yet but I narrowed it down to that commit. Playing music from files works