well, as i said
BobingAbout Wrote:its probably more complex than just changing that 1 number though.
i rememer you explaining once before that to increase the memory alocation, the easiest thing to do would be to re-allocate the entire chunk to a new larger block.
oh, and CnCVK, i ain't a noob. maybe a newbie, but although i lack the knoledge and experience to actually hack, i do know what you and PD are talking about. i have programmed in many languages, including BASIC, Pascal, C, 68k assembly and PIC16(F84 and F873-877 series) Assembly.
the ones that you can really see what you 2 are doing is the 68k and PIC16 because in assemly, you need to assign every memory location.
(in my HND project PIC16F877 project code, i had to acount for over 8k of memory, basicly, almost every single byte in the chip. i even re-wrote programming space to be used as static memory, which is why i chose a chip capable of re-programming itself. the most interesting part was writing my own ASCII table combined with a new instruction set and data transfer protacol for getting it to talk to my PC end C program.)