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Back when I was in electronics during our Digital circuits section we built all the logic from gates and such (TTL, CMOS) and then at the end we learned 8085 as
by Ccecil 6y ago
Back when I was in electronics during our Digital circuits section we built all the logic from gates and such (TTL, CMOS) and then at the end we learned 8085 assembly using an "Emac 8085 primer trainer" which we all had to build ourselves. It had no battery backup (optional) and we were not using the serial output at all...so we lost any programs we made on power off. It was very interesting to learn and I feel fortunate that I understand computers on that level.
That being said...I don't really do code at all :) Most of what I do is on the hardware side of things.
Edit: Emac...not emacs