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I decided to give the compiler a work out by converting an old BASIC game listing - BOMBER from ACU issue 2. Translating BASIC to structured code is ‘interesting’. Sound and user defined characters would require records and array literals to do without major bodges. Everything else converted fine. A few bugs did show up. Nothing maker, although they should have been caught in self tests. #quichela3 views I decided to give the compiler a work out by converting an old BASIC game listing - BOMBER from ACU issue 2. Translating BASIC to structured code is ‘interesting’. Sound and user defined characters would require records and array literals to do without major bodges. Everything else converted fine. A few bugs did show up. Nothing maker, although they should have been caught in self tests. #quichela From a BBC News article about how tech billionaires are building underground bunkers.3 views From a BBC News article about how tech billionaires are building underground bunkers. Last up is value parameters for 'pointered types' (those which are passed via pointers rather than in registers). The function needs to be able to modify the data without affecting the original value. That means a 'hidden' copy of the data (the array) into the function's static variable space. No data need be passed in registers - the function can use the static address of the variable/data. #quic2 views Last up is value parameters for 'pointered types' (those which are passed via pointers rather than in registers). The function needs to be able to modify the data without affecting the original value. That means a 'hidden' copy of the data (the array) into the function's static variable space. No data need be passed in registers - the function can use the static address of the variable/data. #quic The caller has to copy the data into the correct stack location. The challenge is that the caller is not in the function's stack frame, so it's need to calculate where data must go as an offset from the current SP. And that offset will depend on how many parameters are still to be pushed on the stack. The code here isn't actually very complex, but it's a mind freak. Here's the function dispatch wh1 views The caller has to copy the data into the correct stack location. The challenge is that the caller is not in the function's stack frame, so it's need to calculate where data must go as an offset from the current SP. And that offset will depend on how many parameters are still to be pushed on the stack. The code here isn't actually very complex, but it's a mind freak. Here's the function dispatch wh

📊 Post engagement

Recent posts · likes + reposts
Oct 10latest
5
Avg engagement / post
1–3
Typical post (engagement)
1.1%
Engagement vs followers
28/100
Variable reach
Nov 2022
On Mastodon since
Half of recent posts land between 1 and 3 likes + reposts (median 3) — reach is spiky, driven by the occasional post that pops.

🔥 Top post: I love that the CPC was probably the best documented home comput · 27 likes + reposts

📊 Activity & format

Posting cadence
0.41 / week
A lower-frequency account — each post lands with more weight.
Content mix
Mostly images
Recent: 6 text · 6 image · 0 video.
Follower / following
3.1×
Follows 149 back. A more reciprocal / networked account.

Recent posts

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🔥 Top post I love that the CPC was probably the best documented home computer, but reading references manuals in PDF form is tedious so I've converted the Firmware Manual (Soft968) into a hyperlinked website. The project is based off the pre-existing PDF edition (With all credit to the ori… ★ 27
Someone pinch me before I wake up. I’m having a hard time believing this isn’t a prank. #lookmumnocomputer representing the UK at #eurovision https://m.youtube.com/shorts/BhazlPCtbMI ★ 4 The caller has to copy the data into the correct stack location. The challenge is that the caller is not in the function's stack frame, so it's need to calculate where data must go as an offset from the current SP. And that offset will dep… ★ 1 I finally finished the code for parameter passing. :phew: Last up was pass-by-value of pointered types in stack calling convention. The data has to be copied so the function can't modify the original but if passed as a parameter this could… ★ 1 Today’s delivery is on a Heisenberg courier service: there’s a map showing precisely where the van is at any given moment. But no indication of how many stops away it is. Here's screenshot and a section of the listing. As mention there are no user defined characters so just random data. I gave user friendly names for the functions that do firmware calls and they work really nicely (Quiche can 'import' assem… I decided to give the compiler a work out by converting an old BASIC game listing - BOMBER from ACU issue 2. Translating BASIC to structured code is ‘interesting’. Sound and user defined characters would require records and array literals … ★ 3 Last up is value parameters for 'pointered types' (those which are passed via pointers rather than in registers). The function needs to be able to modify the data without affecting the original value. That means a 'hidden' copy of the data… ★ 2 That wasn't too difficult to get working. The atomic unit of expressions is the TExprSlug, either for the result of an expression, sub-expression or function. The slug then gets assigned to a variable. I added a field to the Slug to point … ★ 1 Moving on to the scenario where the function return value is a pass by reference. To do this the caller needs to pass a pointer to the data location so the function can write to it. Currently the expression parser has no knowledge of where… ★ 2 I'm doing the detailed work on access specifiers and parameter passing. Today's update is CONST arguments. Variable data now has an IsConst field and there's an assertion when incrementing the 'write version' of the variable - which aids t… ★ 3 From a BBC News article about how tech billionaires are building underground bunkers. ★ 3

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Home server
mstdn.social
A large general-interest Mastodon server. On the fediverse the server a creator picks hints at their community — this one spans all topics.
On Mastodon since
Nov 2022
Joined in the Twitter-exodus wave of late 2022 — part of the migration that made Mastodon a real destination.

💡 Facts

🗓️Joined Mastodon in 2022 — 3 years ago.
👁️Averages 5 views per post.
📤Posts about 0.4× per week.

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated
43/100
Fair Credibility score
73%
Mixed Real audience
Medium Fake-follower risk
High Data confidence
  • Est. 73% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
  • Low engagement (~1.1% of followers engage each post) — a sign of an inflated or inactive audience.
  • Established account (3+ years old).

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Amstrad CPC, RC2014, Z80, Raspberry Pi Pico, TTL processors and the occasional bit of Eurorack

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The caller has to copy the data into the correct stack location. The challenge is that the caller is not in the function's stack frame, so it's need to calculate where data must go as an offset from the current SP. And that offset will depend on how many parameters are still to be pushed on the stack. The code here isn't actually very complex, but it's a mind freak. Here's the function dispatch wh Here's screenshot and a section of the listing. As mention there are no user defined characters so just random data. I gave user friendly names for the functions that do firmware calls and they work really nicely (Quiche can 'import' assembly routines with just a function header - no wrapper routine required). I added comments where I had to make workarounds for bugs or missing features which I'll I decided to give the compiler a work out by converting an old BASIC game listing - BOMBER from ACU issue 2. Translating BASIC to structured code is ‘interesting’. Sound and user defined characters would require records and array literals to do without major bodges. Everything else converted fine. A few bugs did show up. Nothing maker, although they should have been caught in self tests. #quichela Last up is value parameters for 'pointered types' (those which are passed via pointers rather than in registers). The function needs to be able to modify the data without affecting the original value. That means a 'hidden' copy of the data (the array) into the function's static variable space. No data need be passed in registers - the function can use the static address of the variable/data. #quic That wasn't too difficult to get working. The atomic unit of expressions is the TExprSlug, either for the result of an expression, sub-expression or function. The slug then gets assigned to a variable. I added a field to the Slug to point to the location in the IL which loads the pointer before the call - the pointer to where to store the result data. Then updated the write-slug-to-variable code t From a BBC News article about how tech billionaires are building underground bunkers.

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