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12th Aug 2016

I've finally finished the more interesting parts of the text screen peripheral I'd been building for several months for R16K1S60. *** Update: Fixed TEST, see main save ***

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LBPHacker 10th Oct 2016

Neither did I lol. It probably overflowed.
ZachCreator 10th Oct 2016

Stopped at 10946 :D I did not know that one!
ZachCreator 10th Oct 2016

I tried prime finder and it was probably 500 times faster than the LightPC. +1
QuanTech 9th Oct 2016

add ax, bx; add bx, ax;
Cool4Cool 15th Aug 2016

Finally! Here's the hexdump utility: id:2028557
Cool4Cool 14th Aug 2016

Tommorow: a full hexdump utility
Cool4Cool 13th Aug 2016

I made a useful debugging program that dumps the R16K1S60 memory contents, at id: 2027844.
LBPHacker 12th Aug 2016

*** Fixed instruction TEST, see main save ***
08ohib 30th Jul 2016

Ah okay. I was on android version of TPT, and touch screens are hard to be precise with, so I missed the button, and only sparked one of the wires from tbe start button -Equal to pressing resume. Rather instresing to see an early version on this. You could use this to hidden messages! :)
LBPHacker 28th Jul 2016

It's not a bug. You sparked Resume instead of Start. The difference is that Resume doesn't copy the ROM into the RAM, thus running the previously flushed ROM. I tend to accidentally leave those in there.

The Powder Toy

RTerm P1 tech demo by LBPHacker

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