Re: LZ: Compression program (and questions for asm programmers)
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At 12:07 PM 9/9/96 -0500, you wrote:
>The programs that weren't written to support this just wouldn't
>keep high scores if they were compressed. The user could decide
>if he wanted compression or high scores for those programs.
>
>Barry
Of course this would mean writing a standard into my program
(which would take up space!). That is okay, though, but I want
to just accomplish the basic compression first.
In fact, what I need is a compression algorithm. Once I have that,
I can start experimenting with putting programs into another string
as .db's and trying to run it. In fact, I guess I could do that
now without compression.
I have a question for you (or anyone else who knows the answer):
How do I make a call to a second ZShell program and then have the
second program return control to the first? E.g., Caves and Scrolls.
Both are engines, just as my compression would be.
One more: How can you delete and create variables in ZShell?
-- Scott Rein
srein@rain.org
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