Assembly
The magic of assembly is how the simple act of pushing and mutation hex-values result in graphics. In Nick Morgan’s fantasy 65021, pushing #$01 to $0200 will color the first pixel in a specific color. The magic happens in the hardware, but using this alienating, obscure, or occult language seems like having more or less direct access to the magic contained in the chip.
See also
| Title | Tags |
|---|---|
| ARM Assembly | Programming-Languages, Acorn-Archimedes, Glossary |
| Assembly and LLMs | Artificial-Intelligence |
| CALM | Programming-Languages, Computing-History, Smaky, Glossary |
| MOS 6502 Assembly | Programming-Languages, Commodore-64, Microprocessor, Glossary |
| Visuality of Early Video Game Graphics Programming | Video-Game-Visuality, Visuality, Media-Theory, Budding, Microprocessor, Video-Game-Graphics, Player-Phenomenology, Blinded-by-the-Light |
Bookmarks
- Learn Multi platform 6502 Assembly Programming… For Monsters!
- Home | nand2tetris
- A 2024 Plea for Lean Software (with running code) - Bert Hubert’s writings
- Assembly In One Step
- The Unnecessary Obscurity of Assembly Language - by Babbage
- The 6502 CPU’s overflow flag explained at the silicon level
- Easy 6502 by skilldrick
- Game Studies - “If You Can See Something for its True Essence”: Exploring the Origins of the Personal Computer in TIS-100
- Mark Moxon’s Software Archaeology
- GitHub - mschwartz/assembly-tutorial: Programming in assembly language tutorial
- 6502 Instruction Set
- Reddit - Dive into anything
- An Introduction to 6502 Assembly! | codeburst
- Failed to retrieve
- snake6502.asm · GitHub
- The 6502 overflow flag explained mathematically
- A Literate Assembly Language | Hackaday
- Build a 6502 computer