Re: The Wrong Princess By Richard K. Lyon
Posted: February 14, 2008, 10:34:41 PM
Love seeing the old basic computer language: Peeks, pokes, sub-routines, and error handling. Nice!
The story was interesting and developed in line with wizards, maidens and dragons.
I’m going to have to read more Sword and Sorcery type stories because they are well suited to creative thinking.
I liked this one. Liked the writing, and loved the ending, but the books placed into the supercomputer fascinates me!
Did the books become DLLs, API functions---did some automatic batch file open up when the books entered into the computer’s storage location and run them though the compiler them?
That would really be neat: loading up with Sword and Sorcery novels, compiling them, then use them as objects when needed!!
Good Job!
The story was interesting and developed in line with wizards, maidens and dragons.
I’m going to have to read more Sword and Sorcery type stories because they are well suited to creative thinking.
I liked this one. Liked the writing, and loved the ending, but the books placed into the supercomputer fascinates me!
Did the books become DLLs, API functions---did some automatic batch file open up when the books entered into the computer’s storage location and run them though the compiler them?
That would really be neat: loading up with Sword and Sorcery novels, compiling them, then use them as objects when needed!!
Good Job!