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README.md

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 # CoCoFun
-Random CoCo 3 code written with CMOC. This repository is intended to be a fun way to write quick and dirty little programs for the CoCo 3 and also revisit old Assembly and Basic programs that I wrote in the late 80s and early 90s before I had any formal software development training.
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+Random CoCo 3 code written with CMOC. This repository is intended to
+be a fun way to write quick and dirty little programs for the CoCo 3 and also
+revisit old Assembly and Basic programs that I wrote in the late 80s and early
+90s before I had any formal software development training. More recently,  I
+used it to enhance CMOC's optimizer.
+
 
 The following are required to compile this code on your Mac OS X system.
 * [XCode](https://developer.apple.com/xcode/downloads/)
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 There are several folders which are described below.
-* Balloon - You are a ballon on a skateboard that must avoid a pin. This was my first real assembly language game and was written around 1988. This game did not use CoCo 3 graphic modes because I did not know how to access them. Further, it has a really bad flicker because I did not implement double buffering. After writing this game I decided to work on something that actually used CoCo 3 graphic modes and did not need double buffering.
-* Splinter - A Breakout clone written in C and assembly language. This was originally written around 1989 in pure assembly language. The purpose was to learn how to use the CoCo 3 graphic modes and to write a game in such a way that does not require double buffering. The newer version adds slightly better graphics, background sounds and replaces joystick support with keyboard support. It still does not implement double buffering - this results in visual "tearing" that can be seen when the ball is in motion and artifacts when bitmaps are close to each other.
-* Rick - You are Rick Tracy and ... I never finished this game. The intent was to take advantage of CoCo 3 graphic modes, implement real sprites and double buffering.
-* Demo - A cheesy little demo program to test CMOC
-* Scratch - Scratch pad for testing ideas quickly
-* Misc - Folder containing scripts to help import graphic data
 * Ancient - Very old (from the 80s) assembly language programs
+* Balloon - You are a ballon on a skateboard that must avoid a pin. This was my
+  first real assembly language game and was written around 1988. This game did
+not use CoCo 3 graphic modes because I did not know how to access them. After
+writing this game I decided to work on something that actually used CoCo 3
+graphic modes and did not need double buffering.
+* Bouncy - Use C code posted by Lee Patterson to enhance CMOC compiler optimizer.
 * cfgs - Configuration directories for testing programs with mess
+* Demo - A cheesy little demo program to test CMOC
+* Misc - Folder containing scripts to help import graphic data
+* Primes - Use CMOC to calculate prime numbers.
+* Rick - You are Rick Tracy and ... I never finished this game. The intent was
+  to take advantage of CoCo 3 graphic modes, implement real sprites and double
+buffering.
+* Splinter - A Breakout clone written in C and assembly language. This was
+  originally written around 1989 in pure assembly language. The purpose was to
+learn how to use the CoCo 3 graphic modes and to write a game in such a way that
+does not require double buffering. The newer version adds slightly better
+graphics, background sounds and replaces joystick support with keyboard support.
+It still does not implement double buffering - this results in visual "tearing"
+that can be seen when the ball is in motion and artifacts when bitmaps are close
+to each other.

cfgs/rgb/coco3.cfg

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         </input>
         <image_directories>
             <device instance="cassette" directory="/Users/jcho/Downloads/mame/." />
-            <device instance="printer" directory="/Users/jcho/Downloads/mame/." />
+            <device instance="printout" directory="/Users/jcho/src/coco/CoCoFun/Rick" />
             <device instance="cartridge" directory="/Users/jcho/Downloads/mame/." />
             <device instance="floppydisk1" directory="/Users/jcho/src/CoCoFun/Breakout/" />
             <device instance="floppydisk2" directory="/Users/jcho/Desktop/" />