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[[Nitfol]] is a [[Z-code]] [[interpreter]] and [[debugger]], created in 1999 by [[Evin Robertson]]. The name comes from one of the Infocom [[spells]]. | |||
[[Nitfol]] is a [[Z-code]] [[interpreter]] and [[debugger]], created in 1999 by [[Evin Robertson]]. | |||
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Revision as of 09:00, 2 October 2006
Nitfol is a Z-code interpreter and debugger, created in 1999 by Evin Robertson. The name comes from one of the Infocom spells.
Features
- Uses the Glk API for I/O.
- Uses the Quetzal save format.
- Supports versions 1 through 8 of Z-machine, version 6 partially.
- Debugger feature based on the Unix GDB debugger.
- Supports Blorb sound and music.
- Unlimited undo and redo.
- Typo correction.
- Automatic map generation.
Versions
- Windows Nitfol by Evin Robertson, later patched by David Kinder.
- MS-DOS Nitfol by Evin Robertson.
- Mac OS Nitfol compiled by Andrew Plotkin.
- MS-DOS 32-bit Nitfol compiled by L. Ross Raszewski.
- Linux Glk Nitfol compiled by Simon Baldwin (who also released a patch for at least one other version).
- Nitfol Carbon is a Mac OS X version compiled by Matthew Russotto.
Links
- Nitfol directory at IF Archive
- InfLight: Nitfol. InfLight is an overview of Inform debugging by Roger Firth.
- Nitfol at Wikipedia