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Hurray! CP/M on an Amstrad 464 in the 80s was my first contact with an operating system that back then felt to me professional - like those in the movies. And i
by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Hurray! CP/M on an Amstrad 464 in the 80s was my first contact with an operating system that back then felt to me professional - like those in the movies. And it brought compilers.
- ninjaoxygen 7y agoMe too, I used CP/M on an Amstrad CPC 6128. It was the only environment I could find compilers and an assembler for, along with a book in a local library. It ended up teaching me Z80 assembler, but with Motorola style syntax! I remember writing an invaders style game and a disk sector editor with it. Fun times and the beginning of a long journey that still continues to this day.