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nick.zoic.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author shares their journey into writing a 'HELLO, WORLD!' program and a potential game for the vintage Apple II using vintage emulation and disk formatting techniques. | |
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jborza.com
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| | | | | Back in April 2019 I decided to get into emulation and thought about writing a simple one. I read about the MOS 6502 microprocessor and it looked promising as it was used in famous products such as Apple II, Commodore 64, BBC Micro, Tamagotchi and others. One would typically program this in the 6502 assembly, for more information check out the wonderful Easy6502 interactive ebook by Nick Morgan, it includes an emulator as well. | |
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cgmathprog.home.blog
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| | | | | Emulators So... what is an emulator? Let's say you want to play an old game from the MS-DOS era. You have the DUKE3D.EXE file, you launch it and ...nothing happens. But why? Old systems had a different architecture from your PC. Loosely speaking, your PC doesn't recognize the program and refuses to execute it. You | |
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ceronman.com
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| | | During the past months, I've been lucky to have the chance to write more Rust code for work and also for fun. Rust continues to be an interesting and fun language for me. Not everything is perfect, of course. Today I wanted to write about something that has bothered me since day one. It's definitely... | ||
