HLA on Damn Small Linux?

Forum: DSL Ideas and Suggestions
Topic: HLA on Damn Small Linux?
started by: Paul Panks

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Posted by Paul Panks on Dec. 10 2004,00:25

Will future versions of DSL include HLA for Linux (Randall Hyde's High Level Assembly language)?

Also, will 'HLA Adventure' be included (under games)?

Paul

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Posted by SaidinUnleashed on Dec. 10 2004,01:10

Greatly depends on the size of HLA.

But honestly, I wouldn't bet on it. We have a 50mb limit and we are at 49.2 mb right now.

Perhaps an extension though.

-J.P.

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Posted by Paul Panks on Dec. 10 2004,01:33

'HLA Adventure' would definitely fit...That comes out to 161KB in a tar.gz file:

< http://members.tripod.com/~panks/hlaadv.html >

Paul

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Posted by ico2 on Dec. 10 2004,14:03

maybe, what is HLA like? (if possible post us a hello world tutorial to check it out)

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Posted by Paul Panks on Dec. 10 2004,14:20

HLA is a High Level Assembly programming language. Sort of a cross between C and Java. It's pretty good:

< http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/ >

Works on both Windows and Linux.

Paul

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