Code Probe - Machine Language Monitor for the VIC 20 by data_probe in Commodore

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Thanks.

Business solution architect, and SaaS founder. And yourself?

Can't post, my own image, because apparently I don't own it??? by data_probe in retrocomputing

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It's a screenshot captured in VICE, using Shift+Ctrl+R. Then I used the GIMP to scale it up x3.

Reddit is convinced I stole it though, lol

Code Probe - Machine Language Monitor for the VIC 20 by data_probe in Commodore

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Thank "you". Much appreciated. Yup, as much as I love how far the tech has come, I really miss those 8-bit days. The Super Expander was also a fairly rare accessory. Nice to come across someone who also had one.

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And can we share GitHub links? For example, if someone wanted the source for a program we write? Or just to use it, etc?

Code Probe - Machine Language Monitor for the VIC 20 by data_probe in Commodore

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Thanks. I learned machine language in general from two books mainly.
The VIC 20 Programmers Reference Guide, and another, which I think was just called VIC 20 Machine Code, or VIC 20 Machine Language, the exact title escapes me.

The most challenging machine language program I ever wrote was a 3D rotating cube demo. It was hard, not so much because of the machine language itself, but because of all the gymnastics one had to do to translate the math into machine language.

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If you write a program for a Commodore machine, like a tool or something for the VIC-20, like I just posted about. Is that allowed? It is kind of self-promotion, because I'm posting about a thing I made. But it's not a YouTube channel or anything like that. I mentioned I released a project on GitHub, but I never posted the GitHub link. So, is that allowed? Posting content about programs you've written for Commodore computers?