Is it often you write a program and you realize it does not compile because you used a keyword from another language.
Recently, the one I made is doing a .WHILE loop in MASM and ending the loop with .WEND. Isn't it wonderfull :bdg
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Hehe, after taking a course in Java, I found myself using "//" instead of ";" for comments in assembler, and trying to terminate lines with ";". :green
Just for fun, if anyone wants to check out one of my Java projects, see my Final Fantasy 7 MIDI jukebox (http://heliosstudios.net/temp/java/FF7Jukebox.zip) - it includes about a hundred MIDI files modeled after the game. Extract the .ZIP into a folder and run the .JAR file. (If you can't execute .JAR files, go to www.java.com and download the latest Java Runtime Environment.)
Ironically, MIDI is a pain in the rear in Java -- I never did get the volume slider working properly. In any case, could someone try this on Unix or a Mac? I'm curious if there are any issues on other OS's. Java claims superior cross-platform performance, however this MIDI code is so tricky, I wouldn't be surprised if it fails to play at all on other OS's.
(http://heliosstudios.net/temp/java/ff7musicdisc.png)
FF7 was one of the greatest games of all time, accompanied by one of the most illustrious soundtracks, composed by the legendary Nobuo Uematsu (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobuo_Uematsu).
Heh, cute and neat little app. (in gui size I mean!)
Volume slider doesn't work as you said.
Works fine here, but I'm on XP, and practically everything works here anyway.