I have a possible patch but really would like a simple example of an
f-table requiring more that 200 arguments.
  And, any suggestions as to a realistic maximum for p-fields in i
statements?  At present I have this at 200 but I suspect less that
that makes more sense, say 150?  Actually I cannot really imagine more
that 80.
==John ffitch

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I suppose a possibility would be emulating some of the bit shift registers in
the Atari 2600.  I think two of the registers are 465 bits long.  So to
properly emulate in an f-table, f statements would require more than double
the 200 limit.

f 1 0 -465 2 0 0 1 0 (omitted bits) 0 0 0 0

Using an external file would certainly make more sense, though I know there
are those who prefer to keep everything contained into a single CSD.

Best,
Jake


jpff wrote:
> 
> I have a possible patch but really would like a simple example of an
> f-table requiring more that 200 arguments.
>   And, any suggestions as to a realistic maximum for p-fields in i
> statements?  At present I have this at 200 but I suspect less that
> that makes more sense, say 150?  Actually I cannot really imagine more
> that 80.
> ==John ffitch
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I believe, although I could be wrong,  that you can embed files into a
csd thus illuminating the need for external files. I've never done it
though...

2009/8/25 Jacob Joaquin :
>
> I suppose a possibility would be emulating some of the bit shift registers in
> the Atari 2600.  I think two of the registers are 465 bits long.  So to
> properly emulate in an f-table, f statements would require more than double
> the 200 limit.
>
> f 1 0 -465 2 0 0 1 0 (omitted bits) 0 0 0 0
>
> Using an external file would certainly make more sense, though I know there
> are those who prefer to keep everything contained into a single CSD.
>
> Best,
> Jake
>
>
> jpff wrote:
>>
>> I have a possible patch but really would like a simple example of an
>> f-table requiring more that 200 arguments.
>>   And, any suggestions as to a realistic maximum for p-fields in i
>> statements?  At present I have this at 200 but I suspect less that
>> that makes more sense, say 150?  Actually I cannot really imagine more
>> that 80.
>> ==John ffitch
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Do you mean 'eliminating'?

Victor
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I believe, although I could be wrong,  that you can embed files into a
csd thus illuminating the need for external files. I've never done it
though...

2009/8/25 Jacob Joaquin :
>
> I suppose a possibility would be emulating some of the bit shift registers 
> in
> the Atari 2600. I think two of the registers are 465 bits long. So to
> properly emulate in an f-table, f statements would require more than 
> double
> the 200 limit.
>
> f 1 0 -465 2 0 0 1 0 (omitted bits) 0 0 0 0
>
> Using an external file would certainly make more sense, though I know 
> there
> are those who prefer to keep everything contained into a single CSD.
>
> Best,
> Jake
>
>
> jpff wrote:
>>
>> I have a possible patch but really would like a simple example of an
>> f-table requiring more that 200 arguments.
>> And, any suggestions as to a realistic maximum for p-fields in i
>> statements? At present I have this at 200 but I suspect less that
>> that makes more sense, say 150? Actually I cannot really imagine more
>> that 80.
>> ==John ffitch
>>
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