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The Talmud has stories of Demon's doing good and helping others.
Demon's according to Jewish belief have a certain degree of free will just as humans do. It'd be hard to catagorize a species as evil if they have free will.

Cidolfas wrote:Asmodeus is the English term for Ashmedai, like Jacob is the translation for Yaakov or Isaac for Yitzchak.

Yes, but I was referring more to the minor trickster part.

MorteTheSkull wrote: Oh, and I could be wrong, but wasn't Asmodeus a jewish term for the king of deomons? (though later referenced as a minor trickster demon)

No. But close.

http://www.sacred-texts.com/jud/tmm/tmm05.htm

Sorry for the long wait, see sig.

So can someone with alcahest tell me if my changes fix the problem?

Isn't it obvious who?

adventure_of_link wrote:I'm using the new WIP (9/07/2004), and unless I'm doing something wrong, I still have a problem soft patching my ROMs.

Header problems, right? Not the problem originally reported here, correct?

Okay, I think I fixed it, I can't exactly test it, so I expect those of you who can compile on your own to test it, and the rest of you can wait for ipher.

I guess it would be nice, but I'm not in the mood of ripping my hair out over it.

Noxious Ninja wrote:Somebody fixed the snes x 9 filter.

Yes, I do happen to read what some of you guys complain about from time to time.

I might also add that I'm sorry for screwing up the filter the first time around.

Is pretty weird to do that. The reason why it doesn't affect NSRT's IPSEDIT is because I made it build a list of changes, sort them, modify them as neccesary and output as needed. The reason why it doesn't affect SNESTOOL is probably because it doesn't care what the order is, if it does track size c...

Why can't you just pass one controller back and forth, or assign both the keyboard and joystick to controll the game?

Thanks for that informative report. I should have a fix soon, but won't get a chance to commit it till the end of the week.

If you catch me online, there's a chance I can pass you an up to date DOS or Linux binary.

Malcster wrote:the way you can collapse blocks of code looks to me like genius.

I'm not sure who invented that feature, but I first saw it in KATE quite a while back.

Open the make file with DOS Edit, Notepad, or KEdit depending on your OS. Make sure you are also editing the makefile for your OS.

Next just add the name of your new file to the section on top for all object files to create, and the section on the bottom for which file to create the object file from.

the first, 7Zip has a C++ SDK to develop. Do a bit of research, it's a LZMA SDK, not a 7-Zip SDK. Meaning it won't open 7z files. Aside from that, I have a semi SDK which creates smaller files than 7z. I've suggested archive browsing multiple times, but Nach didn't care for it. It's not as much as ...

Syntax highlighting isn't really needed for assembly.
Don't need a compiler attached either if you always just type in make and pray.

IDE or not, it's what I use for editing ZSNES source code.

I have no idea what you're talking about

Actually it was 7 by the time I decided to see what the heck is taking so long to post.


I'm not sure what to kick, the browser, ISP, board, or door #4.

Stainless/Siloh is a ZSNES dev (or was) and created FakeNES.

Implementing support for this will be quite a pain, I don't plan on doing it anytime soon. For my own personal use I have my own "parental controls" ZSNES front end which can block access to certain games, and limit how long games can be played for. Never seen a reason to really give it ou...

For assembly:
DOS Edit
Notepad
Wordpad
KEdit

For C:
Dev-C++
KATE

Hitokage wrote:Real Megamen have no need for subtanks, or heart tanks either.

Amen.

From what I can tell, ZSNES' unique idea of extracting to a temp directory and running from there wasn't working for you due to a permissions problem. I have modified ZSNES several months back to decompress to RAM, so as you can see, the WIP works. Just another tidbit for things you should know abou...