Releases: Cerulity32K/c9h20_cuda
Releases · Cerulity32K/c9h20_cuda
C9H20 CUDA Revision 2
Here's the release of C9H20 CUDA that I forgot to create!
Why 4 exe files?
Each one is just preprocessed differently. Filenames ending in debugconsole
will have a terminal window, files with noconsole
will not. Filenames containing audio
will have bytebeat audio effects, while filenames without audio
will not.
WARNING
- Audio is not stable, I've found that oftentimes waveOut likes to start reading the executable itself as samples, crashing eventually when it gets to the end of the program. While this shouldn't be an issue at all (UB reads instead of UB writes), nothing is certain. Use the no-audio versions if you want to be extra careful.
- Having a console is VERY useful, as it lets you terminate the program at will. The program will close eventually, but only after all effects are sufficiently shown. Use
debugconsole
variants if you dont want to have to close the program prematurely with Task Manager.
With that said, c9h20_cuda_debugconsole.exe
is the safest version of the program.