i appreciate static state systems for programming
because updates feel like a time-wasting chore

i guess my engine code will need some rework to compile through codewarrior on mac os classic

correction :
n should start out as 1, not 0

maybe for the absolute first iteration we could increment y, but then decrement it at the second

i think that could work
and there’s definitely an easy way to do it

however
it obviously will not work for 3
because
x / 4
in some dialects of assembly has to be the same as
x >> 2
and 3 >> 2 = 0
[ 3 / 4 = 0.75 ]

i guess that has something to do with significant figures in number theory

good news
i know where to get the macbook fixed

bad news
it’s gonna be a while before i have the money ready to fix it

i was wondering if there were any plans to set up an onion address for users seeking to evade government surveillance and censorship

“hey nintendo lawyers, please find us and get us taken down, we can’t help ourselves, we need to keep our huge pirated retro game rom archives on the clearnet so you can find them and take them down”

can confirm that liberals truly are that stupid
based on conversations i’ve had with liberals
they have exactly the same impulses as conservatives to slander and vilify their detractors in response to being told they’re factually incorrect and they unironically base all their opinions on cartoons

it’s their own little funny way of conceding that misandry is legitimate

aside from that
and the scaled blit function,
i guess i have to get back to my math programming
i have a logarithm function to fix too

the bugs are fixed

i’ll need to test it on BeOS soon

the nicest thing that came from it so far though is that my library now includes an external global structure that doesn’t even have to be declared in main or assigned a preliminary vault in main.c

main.c can now get the same amount of work done in fewer lines of code