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:LinuxWorld: Linux & Gaming: HLA Adventure--An Adventure in Learning a New Programming Language
LinuxWorld: Linux & Gaming: HLA Adventure--An Adventure in Learning a New Programming Language
Jun 11, 2004, 01 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4514 reads)

(Other stories by Paul Panks)

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"I originally wrote HLA Adventure to learn assembly language programming. Years ago, I started out on a Commodore 64 (programming in BASIC). Since then, I have moved on to both Windows and Linux programming. I discovered Randall Hyde's High Level Assembly (HLA) while searching for a freeware BASIC interpreter. That's how I learned about HLA and assembly language.

"I have been writing for most of my free time, and adventure games have always been a pastime of mine. Ever since I played Zork in 1982, I have loved solving adventure games. I began writing them starting in 1994, and since then have written well over 30 adventure games on a variety of computing platforms..."

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