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PROMAL for the Commodore 64 edit / delete
An indentation-structured language for the C64. This would have been roughly contemporary with occam. Looks like quite a decent (B-ish) language.
to 6502 c64 commodore compiler indentation language-design retrocomputing software ... on 03 October 2014
Ray Carlsen's Home Page edit / delete
Repair guides for all the Commodore 8-bit machines and many of the peripherals (disk drives, monitors).
to 6502 8bit c128 c16 c64 commodore disk electronics monitor psu repair retrocomputing ... on 05 August 2014
base:start [Codebase 64 wiki] edit / delete
Loads of information on low-level programming on the C64.
to c64 commodore demos programming retrocomputing ... on 07 September 2013
C64 PLA implemented in VHDL edit / delete
As it says.
to c64 commodore custom-chips pla retrocomputing reverse-engineering ... on 07 September 2013
Index of /docs/c64-dissected/pla/ edit / delete
A detailed study of the C64 PLA. There's a project elsewhere to replicate this.
to c64 commodore custom-chips pla retrocomputing reverse-engineering ... on 31 August 2013
[CSDb] - User Forums edit / delete
Some interesting C64 low-level programming stuff here.
to 1541 6502 c64 retrocomputing ... on 11 July 2013
accurately reproducing the Video Output of a Commodore C64 edit / delete
Some interesting links too.
to c64 emulation ntsc pal retrocomputing video ... on 22 April 2013
the_ninja-method:nmis_and_distributed_jitter-correction_routines [Codebase 64 wiki] edit / delete
lft mentioned in his "Poems for Bugs" talk that this C64 synchronisation trick is very clever. He's right! (Set up the CIA's timer registers so that they form a jump instruction, where the target address depends on the position within the line...)
to c64 cute-code demos retrocomputing ... on 16 April 2013
GCR decoding on the fly edit / delete
As it says -- very neat.
to 1541 6502 c64 floppy gcr retrocomputing ... on 15 April 2013
How many Commodore 64 computers were really sold? « pagetable.com edit / delete
Estimating this from the serial numbers -- and why the figures Tramiel et al. have given are obvious rubbish.
to ag0700 c64 commodore history retrocomputing sales ... on 15 January 2013
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