По следам Linux, X11 и ассемблера На написание этой статьи вдохновил этот пост: Learn x86-64 assembly by writing a GUI from scratch. Про...

#linux #assembler #x11 #fasm

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Visual assembly editor - The Oasis BBS Visual assembly editor for C64 lets users build 6502 programs with drag-and-drop blocks, live ASM output, and VICE support.

Visual Assembly Editor Brings Drag-and-Drop 6502 Coding to Commodore 64 Projects
#Commodore64 #C64 #VisualAssembler #RetroComputing #Assembler #IndieDev #VICEEmulator #ItchIO

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How to add the Spin Dash in Sonic 1 (2026 Rewrite)

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#retrodev #romhacking #retrogaming #segagenesis #megadrive #programming #gamedev #assembler

Estación Loca, a puzzle game in #machinecode from #microhobby magazine.

Download:
spectrumcomputing.co.uk/entry/16430/ZX-Spectrum/...

#zxspectrum #z80 #assembler #BASIC #retrogaming

What the point of making an "experimental" MenuetOS closed source? Especially when KolibriOS exists as an Open Source fork.

#fasm #flat_assembler #asm #assembler #operating_system #os #swe #menuetos #kolibrios

From 8086 To Z80: Building A NASM-Inspired SDK For 8-Bit Retro Computing Assembler syntax is a touchy subject, with many a flamewar having raged over e.g. Intel vs AT&T style syntax. Thus when [Humberto Costa] recently acquired an MSX system for some fun retro-style ASM programming, he was dismayed to see that the available Z80 assemblers did not support the syntax of his favorite ASM tool, NASM. Thus was born the HC SDK project, which seeks to bring more NASM to the Z80, 8085 and a slew of other processors. There’s both a project site and a GitHub repository, from where both source and pre-compiled releases can be obtained. Supported host platforms are macOS, Windows, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, and Linux, with currently supported targets the 8080, 8085, 8086 and Z80. Support for the 6502 is currently in progress. The Netwide Assembler (NASM), targets only the x86 architecture, being one of the most popular assemblers for Linux and x86. It uses a variant of the Intel ASM syntax, which contrasts it strongly with the GNU Assembler (GAS) that uses AT&T syntax. Of course, in an ironic twist of fate NASM now also supports AT&T syntax and vice versa, albeit with some subtle gotchas. Regardless, if ASM for these retro architectures is your thing, then the HC SDK may be worth checking out. [Humberto] also says that he’s looking at adding higher-level language support to make it a more complete development environment for these old systems and new takes on them. Thanks to [Albert Wolf] for the tip.

From 8086 to Z80: Building a NASM-Inspired SDK for 8-Bit Retro Computing Assembler syntax is a touchy subject, with many a flamewar having raged over e.g. Intel vs AT&T style syntax. Thus when ...

#Retrocomputing #Software #Development #assembler #nasm #z80

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From 8086 To Z80: Building A NASM-Inspired SDK For 8-Bit Retro Computing Assembler syntax is a touchy subject, with many a flamewar having raged over e.g. Intel vs AT&T style syntax. Thus when [Humberto Costa] recently acquired an MSX system for some fun retro-style ASM programming, he was dismayed to see that the available Z80 assemblers did not support the syntax of his favorite ASM tool, NASM. Thus was born the HC SDK project, which seeks to bring more NASM to the Z80, 8085 and a slew of other processors. There’s both a project site and a GitHub repository, from where both source and pre-compiled releases can be obtained. Supported host platforms are macOS, Windows, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, and Linux, with currently supported targets the 8080, 8085, 8086 and Z80. Support for the 6502 is currently in progress. The Netwide Assembler (NASM), targets only the x86 architecture, being one of the most popular assemblers for Linux and x86. It uses a variant of the Intel ASM syntax, which contrasts it strongly with the GNU Assembler (GAS) that uses AT&T syntax. Of course, in an ironic twist of fate NASM now also supports AT&T syntax and vice versa, albeit with some subtle gotchas. Regardless, if ASM for these retro architectures is your thing, then the HC SDK may be worth checking out. [Humberto] also says that he’s looking at adding higher-level language support to make it a more complete development environment for these old systems and new takes on them. Thanks to [Albert Wolf] for the tip.

From 8086 to Z80: Building a NASM-Inspired SDK for 8-Bit Retro Computing Assembler syntax is a touchy subject, with many a flamewar having raged over e.g. Intel vs AT&T style syntax. Thus when ...

#Retrocomputing #Software #Development #assembler #nasm #z80

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Cheeka's Exploits, a plattform game in #BASIC & #machinecode from #yourcomputer magazine.

Download:
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#zxspectrum #z80 #assembler #retrogaming

Progress from my small game from vectrex. I had problems with scrolling but somebody on group give me hint to check how VectrexThrust did it.

#assembler #indiegame #8bit #16bit #vectrex

GitHub - blue-devil/archlinux-arm-packages: This repo contains Arch Linux ARM packages which are not available through official repos This repo contains Arch Linux ARM packages which are not available through official repos - blue-devil/archlinux-arm-packages

In case you need keystone-engine for your ArchLinux ARM64; here are the builds and PKGBUILD if you want to build on your own:

github.com/blue-devil/a...

github.com/blue-devil/a...

#keystone #keystoneengine #assembler #archlinux

Working with the kernel development community — The Linux Kernel documentation

Kernel.org kernel dev

Reading a bit up on the Linux kernel doc

www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/process/...

#kernel #Linux #programming #OpenSource #POSIX #technology #modules #configure #make #asm #assembler #test #install

Keep Android Open Befürwortung von Android als kostenlose und offene Plattform für jeden, um Apps zu entwickeln.

An alle #Java #Assembler #HTML #PHP #CSS #Frontend_developer u.a.
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#Assembler Language Game Programming for the #Tandy Color Computer 3: Preparing to Port a Game

#retrodev #retrogaming #programming #CoCo3 #retrocomputing

From the retrogamedev community on Reddit: Atari 2600 Raiders of the Lost Ark source code completely disassembled and reverse engineered. Every line fully commented. Explore this post and more from the retrogamedev community

#Atari2600 game, Raiders of the Lost Ark source code completely disassembled and reverse engineered

Every line fully commented

#retrodev #retrogaming #atari #reverseengineering #assembler #programming #romhacking

#alisahforlinux #linux #encryption #assembler #c
www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6nM...

Рвём call-graph или «Как я самому себе реверс усложнял» Так сложилось, что меня всегда интересовала тема реверса...

#C #C++ #assembler #reverse-engineering #reverse #engineering #disassembling #ida

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I installed VS Code extension ‘Amiga Assembly’ by Paul Raingeard. It can build from source with Vasm but won't launch FS-UAE.. Before I start debugging it, is anyone using this extension successfully on a Mac, or is there a better way forward? #amiga #assembler #vasm #vscode #gamedev

Programming Joke of the Day: Jan 23, 2026
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Now that you know the secret, you have no more excuses for not coding demos or games on COMMODORE 64!

#ASM #Commodore #CBM #C64 #OPCODE #MOS6502 #CPU6510 #8bit #Assembler #Mnemonics #coding #coder #retrocomputer #retrogaming #videogames #80s #90s #Geek

ng2nlm - Feed NotebookLM a Norton Guide After having knocked up obs2nlm the other day I realised there was another source of sources available to me that might be fun to throw into NotebookLM: one or more of the Norton Guide files in my col...

A wee post about ng2nlm; a tool to make NotebookLM sources out of Norton Guide files: blog.davep.org/2026/01/13/n...

#dos #msdos #assembler #programming #python #notebookLM

ng2nlm - Feed NotebookLM a Norton Guide After having knocked up obs2nlm the other day I realised there was another source of sources available to me that might be fun to throw into NotebookLM: one or more of the Norton Guide files in my collection! And so, after a wee bit of hacking on a wet Sunday afternoon, ng2nlm was born. In terms of what it does, it's pretty much the same as obs2nlm, only it uses ngdb to read the contents of a Norton Guide and turn it into a single Markdown file which can then be used as a source in NotebookLM. So far it seems to be working a treat. Here I grabbed the guide to assembly language Norton Guide, and the DOS interrupts Norton Guide, turned them into sources, created a notebook and let it do its thing. I can't vouch for how valid the answer to my question is -- it's a long time since I wrote any 8086 assembler code and it's a moment since I last had to dig into DOS interrupts and the like -- but I like the result. Probably the biggest issue I see at the moment is with the code examples: it seems to have a habit of adding some sort of citation marker that links to nowhere when it's emitting code. I think this is down to the instructions I've given it in the source I output, at least that's what it's suggesting when I ask it: Me: What are all the numbers in square brackets for? NotebookLM: The numbers in square brackets are passage indices used to cite which specific part of the sources supports each statement [Instruction]. Within the source files themselves, these markers identify distinct entries or sections within the Norton Guide databases. Given I am trying to encourage it to cite its sources, I think this is where the confusion comes from. In "normal" paragraphs it does do a good job of citing its source and linking to it: so presumably, when it "thinks" it's outputting code it doesn't do the markup to actually do the linking, and so things end up looking a little confused. If I ask that citations aren't included in the code, this does seem to have the desired effect: So, given this, perhaps I can use the --additional-instructions switch for the particular source to encourage it to not add citation links to code? Or of course I could tweak ng2nlm itself to include that instruction to start with. While it's a little specific to one use case, Norton Guide files do tend to be coding-related so it could make sense. Anyway, in the very unlikely event that you have a need to turn one or more Norton Guide files into sources to throw at NotebookLM or similar tools: ng2nlm exists.

A wee post about ng2nlm; a tool to make NotebookLM sources out of Norton Guide files: https://blog.davep.org/2026/01/13/ng2nlm.html

#dos #msdos #assembler #programming #python #notebookLM

GB Recompiled static recompiler for #GameBoy ROMs that translates Z80 #assembler directly into portable, modern C code. Run games without a traditional emulator

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#retrodev #gbdev #emudev #reverseengineering #programming #emudev #emulation #retrogaming

6502 Disassembly Projects 6502bench SourceGen disassembly projects

Check out various retro disassembly projects at the website below

#retrodev #retrogaming #reverseengineering #assembler

All 190 entries from the Size Coding Challenge and 18 entries from the Wild category are online on Demozoo. Enjoy the incredible code and the creative snowflake-themed demos! demozoo.org/parties/5456... #BASIC #assembler #z80 #6502 #retro #vintage #sizecoding

Results of the Vintage Computing Christmas Challenge 2025. Includes all almost 200 size-coding entries plus 18 wild entries. Just in case you missed it! YouTube: youtu.be/9aazdLrXah8 #sizecoding #vintage #retro #vccc2025 #BASIC #assembler #6502 #z80 #advent #apl #MerryChristmas

Only 33b for a complex snowflake? Dr. Beep made the unthinkable possible within the #VCCC2025 (Christmas Challenge 2025). Check: demozoo.org/productions/... #sizecoding #vintage #retro #vccc2025 #BASIC #assembler #6502 #z80 #advent #apl #MerryChristmas

Vintage Computing Christmas Challenge 2025, the presentation. 28.12.2025, 19:00 CET. youtu.be/9aazdLrXah8 #sizecoding #vintage #retro #vccc2025 #BASIC #assembler #6502 #z80 #advent #apl #MerryChristmas

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Programming Joke of the Day: Dec 23, 2025 #programming #programminghumor #programmingjokes #assembler #c #cplusplus

Il linguaggio macchina x86 possiede veloci istruzioni per eseguire azioni ripetitive su grandi quantità di dati. Vediamo come sfruttarle per effettuare dei conteggi sui tre milioni di caratteri del romanzo "La Guerra e la Pace" di Tolstoj. #assembler #x86 #programming www.youtube.com/watch?v=Howz...

Last weekend, last few days - before Christmas and the Vintage Computing Christmas Challenge ❄️ 2025! Deadline 24th Dec 2025. logiker.com/vccc2025 #sizecoding #vintage #retro #vccc2025 #BASIC #assembler #6502 #z80 #advent #apl #MerryChristmas