Well i just got back from a camping trip that my dad forced me to go on… and one of the highlights of this trip was a drive up a narrow, curvy, and dangerous path up Mt. Washington. So my brother was the one with the camera taking the pictures, and i thought that I would post a couple of the pictures that he took while we were climbing the mountain.

Scaling the mountain, looking into the valley

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A couple rocks and a grand view of the presedential mountain range

<img src="http://64digits.com/users/shadowstrike32/c2006_2_.JPG">

The path leading up

<img src="http://64digits.com/users/shadowstrike32/c2006_3_.JPG">

Above the Clouds

<img src="http://64digits.com/users/shadowstrike32/c2006_4_.JPG">

Descending

<img src="http://64digits.com/users/shadowstrike32/c2006_5_.JPG">

The cloud-covered valley

<img src="http://64digits.com/users/shadowstrike32/c2006_6_.JPG">

Yeah, it was a cool trip.

Anyway, as for my database engine… Of course i was working on it! Our camping site was full of natural resources: water, trees, shrubs and berries, two 120v AC outlets, and a hose nozzle. So far though, here is what the database has working completely and error-freely:

-Creating DB tables

-Loading DB tables' attributes into the game

-Inserting records into the table (thru SQL syntax)

-Finding a value in the table (thru SQL syntax)

-Getting a row from the table (a fast, numerical index based function).

Basic syntax:

{ [SELECT column1 [,column2 …]] OR [INSERT column1=value1 [, column2=value2 …]] OR [SET column1=value1 [, column2=value2]] OR [GET row] }

[WHERE condition1, [,condition2 …]] [ORDER column [asc|dsc]]

conditional syntax:

{ [column name] OR [string] OR [number] OR [function( arg1 [, arg2…])] } [==, <, >, <=, >=, !=] { [column name] OR [string] OR [number] OR [function( arg1 [, arg2…])] }

Lol… yeah. It also has full support for the following functions:

strcomp(str1, str2)- compares 2 strings, case insensitive

inset(szNeedle, szHaystack) - returns if a substring needle is found within a set of strings haystack. returns the index of the found substring

The set of scripts also includes a library of extended bin scripts intended for reading/writing the following formats:

-numbers (1, 2, 4, and 8 byte)

-unsigned numbers (1, 2, 4, and 8 byte)

-strings (1-254 bytes)

-null-terminated strings (inf. bytes)

<b>Yes, all that i listed above is complete so far</b>

—Emulator Antics:—

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—Random Thing—

Scope Mouthwash