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ChuckT
PostPosted: Sat May 04, 2013 10:41 pm 
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Programming a 6502-based KIM-1 machine back in 1985.

(This is from another article posted here:)

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Gather ’round children, we’re about to hear a story about the good old days. Except that this is really more of a horror story of what it used to be like as a code monkey. [John Graham-Cumming] shares his experience programming a 6502-based KIM-1 machine back in 1985. Simple, right? The caveat being that there was no assembler or hardware for loading the finished code!


http://hackaday.com/2013/05/04/the-mean ... ollection/

And here:

How I coded in 1985
http://blog.jgc.org/2013/04/how-i-coded-in-1985.html
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PostPosted: Mon May 06, 2013 9:41 am 
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ElEctric_EyE wrote:
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Indeed. I first read '1975' but 1985? IN 1975 I also did assembly on paper like this. Still have those pieces of paper somewhere. Good for one page code.

But in 1985? Plenty of 6502 assemblers available then, either on a 6502 or as cross assembler.

I even had a native Pascal compiler running on my (somewhat expanded!) KIM-1 in 1982 from cassette tape!.

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HansO wrote:
...But in 1985? Plenty of 6502 assemblers available then, either on a 6502 or as cross assembler.

I even had a native Pascal compiler running on my (somewhat expanded!) KIM-1 in 1982 from cassette tape!.

Hans

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I self-edited my negative comments out, hence the '...' since I couldn't delete my post. I really didn't appreciate the tone, but I realized it was just a bait.

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It's just hackaday.. Their business is just getting clicks from as many people as possible... which doesn't mean any quality control beyond needing the requisite buzzwords.
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