'nart.readme'

        How to make this beastie:

Assumptions: source is in current directory, MetaComCo assembler is in df1:,
        Alink is in your C: directory.

1> df1:c/assem rnd.asm -o rnd.o
1> df1:c/assem rotate.asm -i df1:include -o rotate.o

At this point, put your Lattice compiler in df1:

1> df1:c/lc1 -idf1:include/ nart
1> df1:c/lc2 -v nart            ; -v really isn't necessary
1> alink df1:lib/astartup.obj+nart.o+rnd.o+rotate.o library df1:lib/amiga.lib+df1:lib/lc.lib to nart faster

SYNOPSIS
        nart

DESCRIPTION
        NART is the New Art program (if you have the Manx compiler with an
examples directory, you have the old art program).  It's a display hack that
I finally got around to making "flow."  May actually hold your interest for
a few seconds.  May give some people headaches.

************ EXIT PROGRAM BY CLICKING IN UPPER LEFT CORNER ************


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        I originally tried to write this under Manx, but it became
non-trivial, so I didn't bother.  Getting what I wanted to happen under
Lattice was no picnic either.  If you manage to coerce this to work under
Manx, let me know.

        Yes, including lc.lib is necessary, but by trickery and deceit at
the linking stage, I have managed to keep the code size down.

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