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Robert Basler is a game programmer and serial entrepreneur developing a massively multiplayer online game. Located at Vancouver, Canada. | Robert Basler is a game programmer and serial entrepreneur developing a massively multiplayer online game. Located at Vancouver, Canada. | ||
==Articles== | ==Articles== | ||
* Multiplatform Game Programming in OS/2 | * Multiplatform Game Programming in OS/2 | ||
** [[Multiplatform Game Programming in OS/2 - Part 1|Part 1]] (May 1999) | ** [[Multiplatform Game Programming in OS/2 - Part 1|Part 1]] (May 1999) | ||
** [[Multiplatform Game Programming in OS/2 - Part 2|Part 2]] (Jun 1999) | ** [[Multiplatform Game Programming in OS/2 - Part 2|Part 2]] (Jun 1999) | ||
** [[Multiplatform Game Programming in OS/2 - Part 3|Part 3]] (Dec 1999) | ** [[Multiplatform Game Programming in OS/2 - Part 3|Part 3]] (Dec 1999) | ||
* [[Virtual Pascal 2.1]] (16 August 2001) | * [[Virtual Pascal 2.1]] (16 August 2001) | ||
;Republishing Permission:Robert Basler gave permission to release his OS/2 articles under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0. Martin Iturbide requested received the permission on August 2 of 2012 via Twitter. | ;Republishing Permission:Robert Basler gave permission to release his OS/2 articles under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0. Martin Iturbide requested received the permission on August 2 of 2012 via Twitter. | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* | * http://onemanmmo.com | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Basler, Robert}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Basler, Robert}} | ||
[[Category:Contributors]] | [[Category:Contributors]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:59, 24 February 2024
Robert Basler is a game programmer and serial entrepreneur developing a massively multiplayer online game. Located at Vancouver, Canada.
Articles
- Multiplatform Game Programming in OS/2
- Virtual Pascal 2.1 (16 August 2001)
- Republishing Permission
- Robert Basler gave permission to release his OS/2 articles under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0. Martin Iturbide requested received the permission on August 2 of 2012 via Twitter.