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I recently went back to practicing on my msx machines programming z80 assembly. More precise; when I wrote a lot of msx software in the 80s, I typed in hex opco
by tluyben2 4y ago
I recently went back to practicing on my msx machines programming z80 assembly. More precise; when I wrote a lot of msx software in the 80s, I typed in hex opcodes directly without knowing the mnemonics. I still remember that it is a little rusty; it is fun to do still. You don’t need to remember much and because the computer (z80, graphics chip, sound etc) will never change, I find it quite refreshing to do.
- kjs3 4y agoI picked up a Z80 CP/M machine recently to scratch a similar itch (mine is more a asm & Turbo Pascal thing). It's a very funky Televideo TS-800, and I like it.