Greetings Circle MUD Coders & The Like,
I was just accepted to the discussion list. For the last month I've
been planning a mud, and after much research and commentary, I decided that
circle was a great codebase to start from. I'm 28 years old and going to
college in and around computer science. I've been a mudding veteran for
about 2 years now. I am almost finished with a book on the C language and
have a very patient mud host. I have a compiled and continously compilable
version of circle 3.0pl12, that I;ve been messing with. Right now it's a
mac ported version, but with the help of my coding-wiz friend he says he'll
help me port it to unix.
THe actual project starts in september where I will be getting
credit for coding. I should get the host by august. However, I want to make
an early development version over the summer, so I can be ready for the
class next semester.
Mainly I'm wondering if anyone has a moment to spare any beginning
thoughts reccomendations, or any other kind pieces of goolash they don't
mind keeping :). I appreciate all imput and no one's letter will be
disreguarded. Thank you all for your time.
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Cordially,
Andrew Zimmer
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