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To those not looking at Byuu.org recently, Here's the quote from the author himself:

After 22 years of going by byuu, I am changing my name online to Near as of today.

The author also written about it right here, that is, if you're interested.

When I've been logged on, I recieved an unusual russian notification:

Report closed by tepples for: "производство ядра подсолнечника"

Does this mean that I, or tepples was compromised on this board?!?

This tool is awesome. NO SPAMMERZ ALLOWED!!!

It's been about two months, Is this project dead? or is this still active?

Not right now, In fact, I think the features are great when the newest version gets released.

Thanks again!!!

Thanks a million for implementing that feature the next version. There is a limitation from the old X816 features that I will place here that I want either removed or user-defined: Please Increase the accessable ASC Letter/Number Table Limit from 0-31 to 0-255 (8-bit) by default, And please add some...

I would like a way for using text with ASCII to use SNES's properties/attributes with it (i.e. .TW, also known as TEXTWORD), In other words, two ways to implement this is to: 1: add .StrAt(String) like in CA65, as I have a "TW" macro that uses that. 2: Look at the implementation for ASM16's version ...

OK, I just thought it had been locked and that it might be a mistake and I wanted to check. It's been 8 years and 15485 views, and no one has even said "That's good advice" or "I don't agree with that" or anything. Should I delete this? If I were to decide that, I'd say please mind your manners and...

tokumaru wrote:That doesn't sound hard to add at all... but what do I know?

Heh, You have a point there, Tokumaru!

There is still no support for non-ASCII string encoding support Well, you can "shift" character codes in a string by adding a number to it (e.g. .db "ABCD"+2 will output the bytes $43, $44, $45, $46 ), which helps with remapping ranges of characters, but I agree that a more complete mapping solutio...

This is great, But there still is one gripe with all current ASM6 forks:

There is still no support for non-ASCII string encoding support (i.e. support for fonts as seen in Super Mario, Zelda, Etc...)

Otherwise, it's fine!

Wendy's is using an instance of the "Internet Censorship System", some Businesses and all Public Schools use that system...

Me: It is still sad to see a state of censorship coming to fast food from public schools,
American Law: YU WAN HAVE FUN IN FOOD JOINTS? SCREW U, UR CENSORED!!!

It is ironic to see someone ripping from Wikipedia, but at the same time, very funny...

These disassemblies are using the wrong formatting conventions, This is an example of what was done for both: Code Snippet 2 - RAM: ;OAM RAM .enum $0200 SpriteDMAArea: .dsb 256 .ende Code Snippet 2 - ROM: ;... [Code here] ... sta SpriteDMAArea,y ; Y position ;... [And here] ... sta SpriteDMAArea+3,y...

For example, the disassembly for "Super Mario Bros. 2 (U) [PRG0]" (currently updated by a user named "kmck" on Github), as well as the disassembly for "Super Mario Bros. 3 (U) [PRG1]" by Southbird, currently has an array of: .dsb 256 also known as: .res 256 making sprites not portable to any other s...