FOSSFOR by orbitaldecay [web]
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aka "At Least Its An XOR Texture"
by orbitaldecay
A remake of FOSFOR by Pirx/ind for SDL/Linux. Make sure you check out the
original prod (its way cooler). Contained within are two versions:
128 byte version (64 bit)
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Written and tested on 64 bit Fedora 16. As-is, this will pretty much *only* run
on 64 bit Fedora 16 and its derivatives. This is because the 64 bit Fedora SDL
library is compiled in such a way that it always loads to the same address, thus
allowing the SDL function addresses to be hard-coded. If you're on a different
distribution that ships similarly compiled SDL libraries, you can simply
substitute the appropriate function addresses in the code. Yes, obviously this
is self-compiling. No escape support :(
500 byte version (32 bit)
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This is a cleaner compatability version for everyone else :) This is an actual
binary (no self-compilation). Includes escape support.
Thanks to Pirx, tzaeru, Ye Olde Laptops Posse, and everyone else who has
inspired and informed me along the way.
orbitaldecay@gmail.com
01/2012
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