Re: bootstrapping from ECHO
Dave Long <[email protected]>
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> I haven't successfully run it yet. Hope I typed it in properly then... Here's something that looks a bit like a DEBUG with a symbol table: Robert Ford Denison, "A 2K Symbolic Assembler for the 6502" http://www.6502.org/source/monitors/2ksa.pdf The best part, though, is how the cover art looks suspiciously more EE than CS. Why? > Cover: Schematics for a 5V, 3A regulated power supply and a 1K x 8 > read/write memory block. The power supply and three such memory > blocks can be added to the basic KIM-1 microcomputer to provide the > 4K RAM required by this assembler. Parts are available from Jameco > Electronics. (... and then Appendix A includes a discussion of building a keyboard, along with suitable driver code) In 2011 I was too lazy to travel a few hundred meters to get a reasonable keyboard; apparently in 1979 bootstrapping included breaking out the soldering iron! -Dave -- To unsubscribe: http://lists.canonical.org/mailman/listinfo/kragen-discuss