Now Go Bang! – mass:werk blog
- By Norbert Landsteiner
- Based in Austria
- Roughly nine posts per year
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Most recent posts
A curious case of jumper settings for PETs with the dynamic system board. The curious tale of a PET, two jumpers, and some funny games… Continue reading…
A visual tour. So a few words on the debugger for the PET 2001 emulator: this is meant to help you around with 6502 machine code on the virtual PET, both for exploring existing software …
Adventures in MS BASIC (Commodore PET edition). As it happens, I recently added a debugger to the PET 2001 emulator, with the expressed purpose of facilitating code reverse engineering. To celebrate this, we’ll risk a …