         robotfindskitten v1600000.rb1
         For the Rainbow 100

         Based on the MSDOS version by Leonard Richardson

         Rainbow 100 Modifications by Jeff Armstrong

         Introduction
         ============

         robotfindskitten is a touching tale about robot finding kitten.
         There really isn't much else here...

         Gameplay
         ========

         To play the game, use the arrow keys to walk around the screen
         looking for kitten.  Touch each object to see if you've found
         kitten.

         Source Code
         ===========

         Much of the source code is based on the original MSDOS code.
         However, some rather significant changes were made to provide
         Rainbow compatibility.

         Notably, the Rainbow is entirely incompatible with fast video
         routines on the IBM PC.  The standard character positioning calls
         fail in the Rainbow because they attempt to write to IBM video
         memory.  The Rainbow, on the other hand, must perform direct
         character positioning on the screen via interrupt 0x18 calls.

         The Rainbow is also able to generate double-width and
         double-height-double-width characters on a text screen, which is
         abused in the Rainbow version of rfk.

         The code must be compiled using Turbo C, and has only been tested
         with Turbo C 2.0 on a true Rainbow.  It would probably compile
         with 2.1, but Borland is a bunch of losers and broke Turbo C
         pretty bad on the Rainbow after 2.0.  The code makes a call to the
         intr() method (in order to set the BP register), so it won't
         compile with Microsoft C 5.

         Copyright
         =========

         The original code is copyright 1997 Leonard Richardson.
         Modifications for the Rainbow are copyright 2008 Jeff Armstrong.
         The actual license terms are a bit vague, though, so go ahead and
         use the code in any way you want.

         Contact
         =======

         If you wish to contact the author of the Rainbow 100 version, send
         an email to jeff@rainbow-100.com or visit:

         http://jeff.rainbow-100.com/

         All versions of robotfindskitten can be found at:

         http://robotfindskitten.org/

         Thanks
         ======

         Just wanted to offer thanks to a few folks for making this
         possible.  Thanks to equant (http://retards.org) for introducing
         me to this fine game, and to the RetroChallenge crowd for
         providing a fun incentive to program on my Rainbow.

         ---
         Jeff Armstrong
         jeff@rainbow-100.com
         September 27, 2008
