esplonky

thanks a bunch!

How do i add sound to my atari game? i want to add like a descending low tone when i fire missile0 and a low static noise when the missile0 hits player1, btw, when opening the ROM itll show a black screen, simply press fire. default.bas

i just need something like img2code for linux. do u think the vbb verison will work under WINE?

ok,i found out all the bugs and fixed them and compiled succsessfully. thx rev eng!

"make" 2600basic.sh default.bas -O Starting build of default.bas (3): Error: Unknown keyword: = Compilation failed. du: cannot access `default.bas.bin': No such file or directory /bin/sh: line 0: [: =: unary operator expected rm: cannot remove `default.bas.bin': No such file or directory make: *** [default.bas.bin] Error 1

so i am logged in as root in the /home/bB directory. in my bB directory, i have all the batari BASIC files you told me to download, and i have the project folder with default.bas and the makefile that has this code: export PROJECT=default export bB=/home/bB export PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:.:${bB} export COMPILER=2600basic.sh export HOME=${PWD} main: ${PROJECT}.bas.bin ${PROJECT}.bas.bin: ${PROJECT}.bas ${COMPILER} ${PROJECT}.bas -O @ [ `du -sb ${PROJECT}.bas.bin | cut -f1 | awk '{print $$1 % 2048}'` = 0 ] || rm ${PROJECT}.bas.bin @ ( [ -r ${PROJECT}.bas.bin ] && echo "\n /|\\" ${PROJECT}.bas compiled successfully" /|\\ \n" ) || echo "\n > > > Compile of ${PROJECT}.bas FAILED! > > >\n" clean: /bin/rm -f ${PROJECT}.bas.bin ${PROJECT}.bas.asm ${PROJECT}.bas.dump includes.bB bB.asm 2600basic_variable_redefs.h run: stella ${PROJECT}.bas.bin debug: mkdir .stella 2>/dev/null || true echo "breakif {_scan>#262}" > .stella/autoexec.stella stella -break "*($fffc)" ${PROJECT}.bas.bin backup: clean tar -cvzf ${PROJECT}-`date +%Y%m%d`-backup.tgz --exclude=\*tgz *

now i get error 127 2600basic.sh default.bas -O make: execvp: 2600basic.sh: Permission denied make: *** [default.bas.bin] Error 127

it just gives me an error and says 'permission denied'

oops, my bad