Compiling Ruby To Machine Language - Pat Shaughnessy

Grazie a Ready64 e a una pubblicità su CCC del 1987, partiamo alla ricerca del manuale scritto da Armando Caiazzo in cui si descrive il VERO linguaggio macchina del Commodore 64. Di cosa si tratterà? Proviamo a scoprirlo assieme! #commodore64 #machinelanguage #retrocomputing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjJM-V51qlQ
Il VERO Linguaggio Macchina (manuale del 1986) / Commodore 64

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@amoroso

> actual raw machine code, not Assembly, of aarch64 and x86-64 [considered not scary]

P.S.
The machine language of *86* (where each star is a wildcard), while not scary, is rather unpleasant because it started on a very resource-limited processor and because of all that compatibility baggage.
I have sympathy for Intel's designers...
For compiler implementors, too.

#MachineLanguage

@amoroso

By the way, the only machine language I have seen (not counting byte code) that is _friendly_ and not just not scary is that of the PDP-11.

I'm pretty sure the same goes for the PDP-10.

Tempi passati...

#Assembly
#AssemblyLanguage
#MachineLanguage

BackBit Long Form Code - Backbit Impawsible Ep. 22 - The Oasis BBS

Episode 22 of BackBit Impawsible explores BackBit long form code—nearly 4,000 instructions per frame. Will it pay off?

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Loading Multiple BASIC Programs on the Commodore 64 – A Step-by-Step Guide - The Oasis BBS

Learn how to load multiple BASIC programs into the Commodore 64’s memory at the same time. This tutorial covers manual memory modifications and an efficient machine language solution using interrupts.

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6502 Pseudo Random Values Generator with a Commodore 64 - The Oasis BBS

The latest episode of the Commodore 64 & 6510 channel demonstrates four 6502 techniques for generating pseudo-random values on the Commodore 64.

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November 15th: Want to know how computers REALLY work at the microchip level? Attend this meetup — I’ll explain the “guts” of your computer and phone, and we’ll have fun playing with machine language!

#Tampa #TampaBay #meetup #meetups #technology #hardware #computer #ComputerHardware #ComputerArchitecture #MachineLanguage #HowStuffWorks

https://www.meetup.com/tampadevs/events/296432415/

How Computers Work "Under The Hood", Wed, Nov 15, 2023, 6:30 PM | Meetup

Have you ever wondered how computers work “under the hood?” Are you curious about inside the chips in your computer, such as the CPU or the RAM? Did you ever consider where

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CPUlator: A web-based CPU simulator where you can watch memory and registers change as you run the program through the debugger. In the spirit of SPIM, for those of you who used that.

https://cpulator.01xz.net/

#assemblylanguage #programming #cpu #machinelanguage

CPUlator Computer System Simulator

CPUlator is a full-system Nios II, ARMv7, and SPIM-compatible MIPS simulator that runs in a web browser. It is designed for education use to teach computer organization and assembly-language programming. The computer simulation includes I/O devices and interrupt support.

You might know how to program in a high-level language like JavaScript or Python, but do you know what’s happening at the machine level? Would you be interested in a meetup presentation with some hands-on exercises?

#programming #coding #LowLevel #assembler #assembly #MachineLanguage #architecture #ComputerArchitecture #UnderTheHood

https://www.globalnerdy.com/2023/06/20/would-you-like-to-know-how-computers-really-work-under-the-hood/

Would you like to know how computers REALLY work “under the hood?” : Global Nerdy

You might know how to program in a high-level language like JavaScript, Python, PHP, and so on, but do you know what’s happening at the machine level? Have you wondered what pointers and references actually are, or the difference between the stack and the heap, and for that matter, what a “stack overflow” is? Would […]

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