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WELCOME TO S.I.M.O.N
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====================
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Which stands for:
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Simple
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Interface for
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Making
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Oliver's programs
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Nice.
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This is a simple set of functions that hide much of the nastiness
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of 3D programming to make it possible for someone with only the
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very minimum of programming experience to write simple 3D applications.
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INSTALLATION
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============
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Right now, you build SIMON by running 'make' and install it by
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running 'make install' as root. You must already have PLIB installed.
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Simon installs into /usr/local/simon/libsimon.a /usr/local/simon/simon.h
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and places an executable into /usr/local/bin/simon
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RUNNING SIMON
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=============
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There are two ways to write SIMON programs:
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1) Write your code in C++ and link it to libsimon
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(the LIBRARY version of SIMON).
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2) Write your code in PSL (The PLIB Scripting Language)
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and use the 'simon' program to run it.
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Documentation for both methods are in the 'doc' directory.
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DEMO'S
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======
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AstroPong is my son's first ever game (his first ever program actually).
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It was originally written in C++ using libsimon - but has subsequently
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been converted into PSL for use as a demonstration program.
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Once you've done a 'make install', you can change directory down into
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the 'simon' directory and run:
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simon astropong.psl
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...move your paddle using the joystick - don't let the herring
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escape from the ice cube!
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