When I started at my current day job two years ago, I asked my Apple II friends for some good team-based project management tools. My quest was made more difficult by me not knowing what I was looking for, as I’d never used any such software.
Still, even though Trello
I’ve run out of notes that I had for speeding up 6809 assembly. I’ll update this page with anymore cool ideas that anyone shares with me or puts in the comments. Cheers. Dave Philipsen wrote with this tip: I don’t … Continue reading → …
At the end of Part 2 I left off with a tease about using the Stack to blast data on the screen. I ended off with this example: The fastest method is to use unrolled loops and push the U Stack … Continue reading → …
Let’s move on to some more in-depth ways of speeding up useful tasks done in assembly. This is probably a good place to point out that if you’re using LWTOOL’s, lwasm to assemble your source code you can use the … Continue reading → …
President Eisenhower’s Civil Rights Act, Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat, and the launch of Sputnik by the Soviet Union were respectively important social, cultural, and technical news stories of 1957. One event that year did not make headlines but over the next 60 years also profoundly impacted all three …
A lot of time Assembly language programs are already fast enough. But if you want to make it faster or you are writing an arcade game then the following information will be helpful. I’m always trying to improve my assembly … Continue reading → …
A supercomputer is simply a computer that can perform many more calculations per second than the typical computer of its era. The definition is in constant flux. Yesterday’s supercomputer packed the punch of today’s smartphone. From 1969 to 1975, Control Data Corp.’s CDC 7600 was considered the world’s fastest computer, …
Gamebits, publisher of the sole remaining Apple ][ print publication, Juiced.GS, has announced two new online services for retrocomputer enthusiasts: Retro Roundup and a2.click.
Retro Roundup is a feed aggregator of retrocomputer-related sites (disclaimer: including this one!) which can be filtered in several ways. Interested users can read the feed
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