LSL1 AGI Source Code Released

[OmerMor]

After releasing Infocom Games' source code, Jason Scott is at it again:
https://github.com/historicalsource/leisuresuitlarry

[Collector]

Thanks for letting us know. Any idea if he has any other Sierra sources?

[MusicallyInspired]

Wow! Has anything changed with the whole ActiVision C&D? How is this happening?

[lskovlun]

What I would like to know is what these people (9 at present) are forking the codebase for. No compiler, no other resources, no way to build a runnable game. But I think we could all see this coming when Al made a very public attempt at auctioning off his stuff.

[EricOakford]

Hopefully, the SCI games will follow soon. I've been wanting to get more original procedure and global names, as well as earlier versions of the header files.

No interpreter code? That code doesn't interest me. I'm more interested in the scripts and headers.

[Collector]

Has anyone determined what version this is?

[Kawa]

RM0.MSG says it's 1.05, 1987-06-26...

hold the fucking phone, that's on my birthday!

[EricOakford]

RM0.MSG says it's 1.05, 1987-06-26...

I don't think that version was ever released for DOS. Perhaps this code was the basis for a port to another platform?

[Collector]

I remember that Ken once said that AGI was meant to be portable. In SYSDEFS.H it has

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%var machineType 20
#define PC 0 [PC, compatibles
#define JR 1 [PCjr
#define TANDY 2 [Tandy 1000
#define APPLEII 3 [Apple IIe, IIc
#define ST 4 [Atari ST
#define AMIGA 5 [Amiga
#define MAC 6 [Fat Mac, Mac Plus
#define CORTLAND 7 [?

[Collector]

RM0.MSG says it's 1.05, 1987-06-26...

I don't think that version was ever released for DOS. Perhaps this code was the basis for a port to another platform?

Just checked. The Amiga version was v1.05, Int:x.yyy (1987-06-26). The Mac version was v1.05 (1987-06-26)