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Doors CSE 8.0 Released
Posted by Ryan on 7 November 2013, 16:54 GMT

Doors CSE 8 It wasn't too long ago that we had a little retirement party for Doors CS 7. While DCS 7 is at home, polishing its solid gold(-plated) watch, its nephew, Doors CSE 8 has recently entered the workforce. DCSE 8 is everything that one has come to expect from the Doors shells these days, including improved editor alpha-scrolling, Celtic 2 CSE, and a CSE iteration of xLIB (authored by programming superhero, Patrick Prendergast). DCS 8 further validates that Christopher "Kerm Martian" Mitchell is having no problems in paving the way for color-edition awesomeness!

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Re: Doors CSE 8.0 Released
KermMartian  Account Info
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Thanks for the feature, Ryan! I'm indebted to the beta-testers at Cemetech and elsewhere who helped make this as stable and bug-free as possible, and to tr1p1ea (Patrick) for his tireless work on xLIBC despite the pressures of real life. I can't wait to see what games and programs people create for Doors CSE.

Reply to this comment    11 November 2013, 01:17 GMT

Re: Doors CSE 8.0 Released
Merthsoft  Account Info

This is very good news! Having xLib and Celtic libraries together, I think, is what really makes this a wicked powerful app. And since it's getting out there so early in the 84+CSE's lifecycle, hopefully there'll be lots of adoption, and BASIC programmers can make some awesome stuff!

I wonder when Kevin will make Illusiat Color! :D

Reply to this comment    13 November 2013, 13:24 GMT


Re: Re: Doors CSE 8.0 Released
KermMartian  Account Info
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Thanks! From an ASM programmer's standpoint, I'm equally excited that ASM programs can be up to about 20KB instead of only 8KB, and that I don't have to keep re-writing sprite and math routines for every game I write.

Reply to this comment    14 November 2013, 17:21 GMT

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