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- add labels for DEAD and ALIVE so I can change what character is which
- when return is pressed, start life loop; no more input handling
- change s16b and s16b2 to no longer destroy X (needed for life loop)
- this is an okay first prototype, but it is slow; could use one byte
for 8 cells but that would've been harder to implement - premature
optimisation is the root of all evil
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memory directly from the get go
- this is so i can just store the current offset and modify the previous
generation and current generation in one go than changing two separate
variables
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- use GETIN kernal routine for handling input than my old crappy way
- CLRCHN clears keyboard buffer before use
- reset now clears screen
- add subroutines a16b and s16b to add and subtract to num, respectively
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- turns out there are kernal routines for handling cursors and printing
so is the proper way to do things
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clear screen and basic key handling, no life related code just yet
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