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I guest there's no way around Asm when it comes to the Jag. That's a reality I've finally come to except. :)

 

Until someone writes a new C compiler for the Jag that utilizes the gpu main ram technique's the Frog and Atari Owl pioneered.

by the way, does this technique is described somewhere ? so we can try to make a C compiler.

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I guest there's no way around Asm when it comes to the Jag. That's a reality I've finally come to except. :)

 

Until someone writes a new C compiler for the Jag that utilizes the gpu main ram technique's the Frog and Atari Owl pioneered.

by the way, does this technique is described somewhere ? so we can try to make a C compiler.

 

Inside the Frog's and Atari Owl's head.

 

It's not out and out described but it seems there are a lot of clues given on how it works.

 

Like you said, it will never be as fast as assembly. Probably best to mix them if a proper C compiler does see the light of day.

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I guest there's no way around Asm when it comes to the Jag. That's a reality I've finally come to except. :)

 

Until someone writes a new C compiler for the Jag that utilizes the gpu main ram technique's the Frog and Atari Owl pioneered.

by the way, does this technique is described somewhere ? so we can try to make a C compiler.

 

Inside the Frog's and Atari Owl's head.

 

It's not out and out described but it seems there are a lot of clues given on how it works.

 

Like you said, it will never be as fast as assembly. Probably best to mix them if a proper C compiler does see the light of day.

 

You wont likely have an easy time of getting this to happen on a C compiler without all kinds of

speacial features and functions to handle the main code. For now its asm plus the debugulator in

the works will make RISC asm a breeze as you will be abel to see what every last register and

flag in the risc is doing as it executes.

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