http://www.256b.com
Tube (the most popular one) is definitely my favourite. These guys are pretty talented...!
If you thought PB made small executables...
If you thought PB made small executables...
Have a look at some of these
http://www.256b.com
Tube (the most popular one) is definitely my favourite. These guys are pretty talented...!
http://www.256b.com
Tube (the most popular one) is definitely my favourite. These guys are pretty talented...!
A friend showed me a 56 byte program that operated an alarm clock - stands as the smallest working code I've ever seen that did something useful!
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yes, definitly good work .
But that has nothing to do with Purebasic generated code.The Tube.asm is handwritten asm, mean everything is optimized.
And of course its a .COM File (DOS) and no native windowsfile. Under Windows you have a minimum Pagesize for every executable (512 byte under win89 and 1024 for NT ) and a few bytes unneeded STUB.
So making cool demos under 10kbyte is good for a windows-exe
(better than the meg-bloated thinks from Db or BB
.
But that has nothing to do with Purebasic generated code.The Tube.asm is handwritten asm, mean everything is optimized.
And of course its a .COM File (DOS) and no native windowsfile. Under Windows you have a minimum Pagesize for every executable (512 byte under win89 and 1024 for NT ) and a few bytes unneeded STUB.
So making cool demos under 10kbyte is good for a windows-exe
(better than the meg-bloated thinks from Db or BB
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