Retrocode Magazine @RetrocodeM

Retrocode Magazine is an upcoming retro-programming and hobbyist editorial, where we attempt to uncover and demystify the nuances of old school programming. Joined February 2022

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4 years ago

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4 years ago

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4 years ago

@geoff_suniga TBH Geoff, I think people are simply voicing their opinions on more appropriate platforms; it's generally unwise to introduce politics where it serves little to no purpose.

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4 years ago

@CptSparky360 Thank you! We hope to get more hobbyists & contemporary programmers interested in the retro scene; most are put off by the low-level stuff, but it's actually easier than a lot of techniques/math in common use today.

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4 years ago

@SocietySinclair The MC-10 is an absolute darling of a machine - it's the only machine I know that used the 6803 processor.

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4 years ago

@shiru8bit And still one of the best!

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4 years ago

@NesDev_Banshaku This is looking fabulous!

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4 years ago

@ve3hls @g7vjr Now that is the personification of 'retro'.

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4 years ago

@KevEdwardsRetro Advanced Machine Code for the ZX Spectrum and the Z80 Reference Guide were considered essential back in the day.

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4 years ago

@mvindahl Oh, most of us have done far worse :)

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4 years ago

@Alex_ADEdge Lunar Lander?

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4 years ago

@IL0VEthe80s The future is retro...

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4 years ago

@valthonis Oh, the good old days when families actually sat down together and argued about whose turn it was to change the channel; a channel hopping round robin of sorts.

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4 years ago

@LinqLover @Rick_Mason I think it depends upon what you mean by slow hardware: prior to the millennium, you'd be hard pushed to find a compiler that could generate code as tight as an assembly programmer. Modern CPUs have so many nuances and dependencies, only a machine is capable of near-optimal code.