correlation was never finished. there are betas available here, but you'd probably be better off checking out batlib or grammer from xeda here, as they are actively maintained still.

EDIT: oh, and correlation doesn't have a separate compiler; it's a flash app that uses hooks to extend the functionality of BASIC programs.

tokens runs just fine under mono, so there's no reason you have to boot into wondows.

i haven't looked at the rest of your code yet to see if there might be any other problems, but one thing that has caused such issues for me in the past was the fact that sourcecoder turns the small v token axe uses to designate appvars into the actual lowercase letter. if the program you got out of sourcecoder is using

:"vBOUNCMP"→Str1
:"vBOUNCE"→Str2

then try editing those on the calculator and changing them back to the 2nd+8 token.

well, there's no reason to not have multiple, if there are enough people excited about both to maintain them. even something like a calculator emulator is something worth having multiple projects if each one goes about it in a different way that appeals to a slightly different crowd. even though it's still very much unfinished, i prefer wxWabbitemu to TilEm 2 still, for example; not because of any lack of functionality in TilEm, but rather because i prefer the stylistic approach (the interface layout, the way the screen is emulated, the keyboard controls, etcetera). i also know that there are multiple people who prefer TilEm, and that it's a great boost to the community.

hehe, wat

Firefox OS (formerly known as Boot 2 Gecko) is a new, open-source mobile operating system by the mozilla team. unlike it's competitors, it runs web technology almost directly on top of a linux kernel (it uses Gonk, a stripped-down linux distro with plenty of hardware support for HTML5/javascript etcetera) to make them MUCH faster. basically, the entire operating system is a web browser, with the interface written in HTML5 and completely customisable by the end user.
a couple of hardware companies have signed on to produce phones, and prototypes are already making the rounds. so, who's excited?

here are a couple of articles: rawkes.com blog.mozzila.org

EDIT (Eeems): Here are a few official sites about FxOS
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox_OS
https://wiki.mozilla.org/B2G
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/b2g/

cool =D
this will be really useful for people trying to keep track of large maps (or who want to add documentation/walkthroughs to their games)

very impressive - how are you dealing with water particles? don't tell me you're doing that much cellular automata at 6mhz

so it is cellular automata, just with 8*8 cells

this _is_ looking pretty cool =) what kinds of traps do you have planned? maybe this could be some sort of prison-break thing? maybe something bioshock-esque? a high security prison underneath the atlantic ocean.