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  1. ppj34

    Hello Nanochess

     


    I hope you are well.
    I have a little problem with the compilation of the game following the insertion of music in the code. 

    boulder_data:
  DATA 6

REM Dummy silence for jzintv init
  MUSIC -,-,-
  MUSIC -,-,-
  MUSIC -,-,-
  MUSIC -,-,-
  MUSIC -,-,-
  MUSIC -,-,-
  MUSIC -,-,-
  MUSIC -,-,-
  MUSIC -,-,-
  MUSIC -,-,-

REM Proper music data
  MUSIC F2  , -   , F3  
  MUSIC S   , -   , A3  
  MUSIC S   , -   , C4  
  MUSIC S   , -   , F4  
  MUSIC S   , -   , C4 

... 

     

    The error is as follows: 

    Error: Use of 8-bits variables exceeds available space (222 vs 199)
10 used 16-bit variables of 27 available
Compilation finished


IntyBASIC compilation failed.
Program build aborted.


    I have the impression that the music 'player' automatically declares variables to be able to play it.

    If so, can you integrate music differently, with a DATA list of note frequencies, for example?

     

    Thank you very much.

     

    PPJ34

     

    1. nanochess

      nanochess

      Hi. I certainly would prefer a message in my inbox instead of a status message.

       

      The music player uses variables to keep the state of the music player, so you need to optimize your program to use less 8-bit variables.

       

      Or as you say, implement your own music player using a DATA table and handling directly the sound chip.

       

      Regards,

      Óscar

       

    2. ppj34

      ppj34

      Oh, sorry.

       

      Thank you very much for your answer.

      I will try to integrate this music later because it is quite long to optimize my program. The ones I have done so far are not enough.

       

      All the best for you ?

  2. ppj34

    Hi!

     

    Quote

     

    Thanks for sharing! Great start!

    What's next?

     

    Here the answer :

     

    Regards,

     

     

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