spent way too long debugging why this didn't trigger a size change in the live reloading...
work in progress on transpiled thirteen minc header. thirteen uses D3D12 so uncovered a ABI calling convention bug in the compiler, need to do a new release before I can post this header.
Announcement: I'm teaming up with 505 Pulse for my game Rhythm Doggo. If you think you'd like it, please wishlist: store.steampowered.com/app/4090240/...
Also there's a discord where we'll do playtesting discord.gg/3SG2ZxVeb
The game's key art was made by @1neila1.bsky.social
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Released minc compiler v0.9.6, added:
* a wasm runner, runs all wasm examples locally. compiles and runs a basic minc web server that host a minimal html+JS page.
* C++ .obj linking
* packed struct support
* and a few bug fixes
More binary size reduction found today in minc. Added a const fold for "arr[const_index]" that avoid some pointer math and array overflow protections. Doing a constant array access out-of-index is now also compile error. Compiler binary reduction 87KB (~6%).
minc doesn't use the standard C ABI calling convention, except when calling C functions. This is detected automatically but for the COM calls into D3D12 this wasn't working correctly.
Nifflas
was going to QA a new release today but got sidetracked into shader live reloading. work in progress, available in next release.
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The squares may appear to shift vertically or horizontally, but they are actually stationary and perfectly aligned in either vertical or horizontal positions.
References
Flynn, O. F. & Shapiro, A. G. (2018). i-Perception, 9(6), 1–6.
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Sorry but we'll never shy away from an excuse to highlight one of the rarest items in our archive: Check out some clips of Nintendo veteran Steve Okimoto introducing the GBA to Nintendo of America employees for the first time! This tape is dated 9/22/00, nearly 8 months prior to the GBA's US launch!
