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by pmlamotte
4076 days ago
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Reminds me of the method used for the demoscene FPS game .kkrieger which was stored in less than 100kb. They basically played through the game several times and trimmed out any code paths that weren't used in order to get it small enough, using a rudimentary c++ "pretty printer" they wrote that tracked executions of code paths. They had the advantage of being able to alter their code to only use constructs supported by their custom tool. Utlimately, this led to some bugs/features being stripped. An example being they hadn't pressed up in the menu during their runthrough, so you could only navigate downward. https://fgiesen.wordpress.com/2012/04/08/metaprogramming-for... |
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