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I was in high school in 1985 and our computer club built a Heathkit HERO-1, which had a 6808 processor and also had to be programmed through the hex keypad. Aft
by treerex 13y ago
I was in high school in 1985 and our computer club built a Heathkit HERO-1, which had a 6808 processor and also had to be programmed through the hex keypad. After a few months of hand writing machine code and typing the opcodes into machine, I wrote a simple assembler on the Apple //e that would then download the assembled programs to the robot through the RS-232 interface. So much fun.
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoMy dad had one of those. So cool, I enjoyed keying in "programs" on the head keypad to make it move and speak (I was around 9 or 10); I would have loved your tool (if I could get it for the Osbourne we had then...).