A port of the game MazezaM to BASICODE.
It is not intended to be a particularly playable version and it's certainly not readable. Instead, it is optimized for size with the intention of supporting the widest possible set of BASICODE platforms. The unexpanded VIC-20 has just 3.5K of RAM available to BASIC and the BASICODE loader uses up some of that space. I think that it must therefore be the most constrained platform which supports BASICODE. I've tried to implement a version of MazezaM that would load there.
The makefile creates the program listed below. The easiest way to use it is to paste it into Rob Hagermans' browser-based basicode-interpreter.
LISTING
The makefile also generates an audio file called MazezaM.wav. This can be loaded on many old paltforms using a BASICODE loader (or "Bascoder"). I have tested the program by loading the audio on several emulated platforms, including C64 and ZX Spectrum. Unfortunately, I have not managed to get BASICODE working on any Vic-20 emulator, so I'm not 100% sure if it works on that platform. If you have an actual Vic-20, I love to know if it works.