BlobLand 2

EditBy: Genre requirementsThe Rule-O-Matic has decided that this SpeedHack is going to be a themed freestyle contest on innovative code reuse. Please read the requirements carefully. Starting with the Allegro Demo Game source (found in the demo directory of the standard distribution) you are to use that as a starting point for your entry. You can use as much or as Little of the Allegro Demo Game as you like in your own production, providing that a minimum of 2 pages[1] of source code is retained in your own source (about 2 KB in total) and you should be able to demonstrate the bits that you have retained in the submit.txt. Extra Kudos will be awarded for people who do clever things with the material that is there. A utility that does something useful (such as a file utility (mc/explorer) or process management tool (ps/kill or task manager)) using the game for a basis for the interface would be a novel production (for example). Or you could find ways of improving what is there. You can do any game or application that you like, providing Allegro is used. [1] Many thanks to whitedoor on #allegro last night for supplying the `2` used to determine the number of pages of code to reuse. Good job that it wasn`t 20 after all..! Technical requirementsThere are two technical requirements: Scrolling messageYour production must contain a scrolling message within itself, somewhere within the production. VMYour production must contain a VM or Virtual Machine within it. You can make this as simple or as complicated as you like for processing some kind of `scripted Logic` within your production. Hints: This is not as hard as it sounds, but it requires planning out before you start to develop it.