markwrobel

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by markwrobel 1y ago
> So as you see even Bajtek chief had to have a license to own mere C64. This was not the experience of Poles in general in 1985 according to [1][2]. > "There is a wide range on offer at the Warsaw bazaar. There is everything fro
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by markwrobel 1y ago
> if Poland had homegrown 8-bit micros in the mid-80s Poland had homegrown 8-bit micros in the mid-80s. Take a look at the computer magazine Bajtek [1] published from 1985, which focused on games and programming. [1] https://a
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by markwrobel 1y ago
Poland had homegrown computers in the mid-80s. One of the major Polish computer magazines of the time, Bajtek, was published from 85 [1] Casually looking in the magazines published in 1985, during the time of the iron curtain, reveals a lot
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by markwrobel 2y ago
Lars-Christian, your site got a little attention today :-) No post I’ve written has ever gone viral. I also have a personal website. If anyone notice what I've written it's a very nice added bonus. For me it's also about pe
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by markwrobel 3y ago
I see the railway diagrams, but they are hidden as default. See an example here: https://docs.sqlitecloud.io/docs/sqlite/lang_createtable Under section 1. syntax, there is a "show" button. Press it and t
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by markwrobel 5y ago
Turning the filter off is quite noticeable. I did a sample test, with and without the filter. Not by turning off the power LED in assembler, but using a setting in WinUAE. The samples are on my site: https://www.markwrobel.dk&#x2
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by markwrobel 6y ago
ImHex uses capstone to map hex values to opcodes, depending on which ISA (Instruction Set Architecture) you have choosen. That makes it a nifty little tool for reverse engineering. http://www.capstone-engine.org/ Under the
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by markwrobel 7y ago
As others points out NAND to Tetris is a really good entry point to learn assembly. It begins with you designing the hardware from NAND gates. You will make all hardware components like memory, instruction decoder, ALU, and CPU, and put the