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kuruczgy.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the author's experience of running Lean, a pure functional programming language, on an ESP32 microcontroller for a project involving LED control. Despite Lean's purity, the author utilized its monadic features to handle impure operations like GPIO manipulation and delays. The project involved significant optimizations, including custom bit-banging for the WS2812 LED protocol and reducing code size through various techniques. The author also outlines future directions for the project, including potential improvements in compilation, hardware support, and further optimizations. | |
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austinmorlan.com
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| | | | | The final step to having a full interface to all of the ODROID-GOs hardware is to write an audio layer. Once thats finished well be able to start doing more generic game programming and less Odroid-specific programming. Any interaction with the peripherals will be through the Odroid functions. Getting the sound working took the longest of everything done so far due to my lack of experience with audio programming and a lack of good documentation on the part of the IDF. | |
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c64os.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The 2024 World of Commodore event was a vibrant gathering of enthusiasts and developers, showcasing a wide array of Commodore hardware and software. Key highlights included the unveiling of new hardware like the A600GS, the A600GS's dual 1581 reproductions, and the continued development of C64 OS. The event featured presentations, community interactions, and a variety of Commodore-related products, from vintage machines to modern adaptations. Attendees enjoyed both the technical aspects and the social atmosphere, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and the preservation of Commodore's legacy. | |
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www.hackup.net
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| | | The PLA264 is a replacement for the MOS 251641-02, a lowered version of the proven PLA16V8 that also fits into the tight space of the Commodore Plus/4's case. | ||
