Does anyone know of crack dot com? I have just downloaded their game,
titled
"abuse" from a DOS games site.
The game seems to have been writen in Lisp, and has support for sound
and kickass graphics.
I have been meditating on XLisp myself, and I was going to -hopefully-
make
something similar to what they have already done. A Lisp for game and
graphics
programming.
I am not sure about the Lisp they used dialect used. Either the author
was too
lazy to create a full fledged Lisp, or he only knew about setq, defun,
if and
progn.
There is no macro system, but the author KNEW about macros (there are
a few
with-* funtions defined) The file version.lisp, which I think
implements the
version of the system, has only one exrpression (setq clive_version
1.2),
what is clive? I don't know.
If anyone knows wether this is a full game development platform, AND
is available for free OR purchase, please do let me know.
If Crack dot net was garbage collected by the economy, I am curious if
the
developers read this group or can tell us something about the system.
Thanks you.
P.S. Please don't e-mail me anything, my account was canceled ages
ago. But I
will try to get another one tomorrow.
On 19 Aug 2002 00:50:35 -0700, ·······@flop.co.uk (Andy Reiter) wrote:
>Does anyone know of crack dot com? I have just downloaded their game,
>titled
>"abuse" from a DOS games site.
They went out of business while trying to develop their second game
(Golgotha). That was years ago.
>The game seems to have been writen in Lisp, and has support for sound
>and kickass graphics.
It uses a lisp as a scripting language, but it was mostly written in C++.
Check out http://www.jonathanclark.com/
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Fernando Rodriguez