when you say lua: lua is well developed -meaning tuned out and designed over the years scripting system what has good documentation and support. Also it's portpuse is clear. But construct? I mean I look at it and I don't understand what it stands for or what is the use of it. Sure it seems kinda coo...

I'm sorry -but what exactly is the use of such thing?

you might try then bitfields instead.

It can be used to story any kind of data. Don't mind much about not deallocating the memory -you can force this by calling Cont_Strip every time you remover / pop from the container something. However this output isn't best example but works here fine. With it's pop/push it works more like a stack. ...

Hya, I whipped this together becouse I need it for one of my project. It is a container like list ( a bit like std::vector ) that can store almost any type of data. option explicit option escape #include "crt.bi" ' ' This type definition is only thing that needs changing. Set it to any typ...

you can set option byval, and type manually "byref" where needed

Sounds good!

for 3D stuff use openGL for example wich is hardware accelerated ( if possible )

you could use function pointers: ' some pseudo code dim shared Draw_Pixel as sub( x, y, c ) sub pixel_8( x, y, c ) ' pset routine for 8 bit mode end sub sub pixel_16( x, y, c ) ' pset routine for 16 bit mode end sub sub pixel_32( x, y, c ) ' pset routine for 32 bit mode end sub sub Set_Mode( mode ) ...

I agree ; looks wierd, but:

why not use semicolon instead for bitfields? -and let normal colon ':' to be command seperator in all cases?

this doesn't work

Chronos - would you be interested in making a fake-os that internally "functions" as "real" os? You sure could help us...

have you got anything public on this? ive been doing VM stuff for a while (just in a hobbyist capacity) and would be interested to see others ideas. No it's pretty much in planning state. We don't have anything to showoff yet. However what we plan will be pretty powerful :P Ability to run many &quo...

that's something me and shadowwolf are trying to do -though we create a fake-os, where apps are more like scripts compiled to p-code ( bytecode ) and apps executed by virtual machine/enviroment