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The Plan (Harebrained Scheme) for Mini-LD

Posted by (twitter: @henrythescot)
September 11th, 2009 11:42 am

I’ve made my decision.

Unless the theme is something really, really interesting, I’m just going to ignore it and do something else instead.

Why not? After all, Mini-LD is just for fun!

That said, I’m more than likely going to ignore the theme.

Instead, I want to make a 2-day roguelike in under 100kB.

I will be using C, NCurses, Vim, and GCC.

I’m very excited about this.

—Mr. Dude

4 Responses to “The Plan (Harebrained Scheme) for Mini-LD”

  1. Tenoch says:

    Is NCurses portable? I don’t mind, but windowsers will.

  2. MrDude says:

    No, it’s not. You have a good point.

    I think I might rethink the NCurses part of this.

    The roguelike thing I’m set on, I’m set on C, I’m set on Vim and GCC/Make.

    I’m not so dead-set on NCurses, I suppose.

    But I usually have these sorts of plans before a compo, and they either get abandoned, or, more often, mangled into something very different.

    Thanks for reminding me of that! I really do need to remember portability better! X-D

    —Mr. Dude

  3. Tenoch says:

    Hey, I think PDCurses is what you’re looking for then.

  4. sf17k says:

    100kB is a lot

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