In this article, we’ll delve into the process of creating a fraction to decimal, percentage, and back converter for the Commodore 64 using Assembly language (6510/6502). This project not only provides a practical application of assembly programming skills but also allows us to explore the nostalgic charm of 80s computing. Problem Statement Embracing the 80s Nostalgia …

In this article, we delve into the captivating realm of Commodore 64 programming, journeying back to the 80s to uncover the art of crafting machine code using the trusty BASIC language. Unveiling the Challenge As alluded to in a prior piece, my quest led me to an assembly book, reigniting my quest for…

In this article, I embark on a nostalgic journey back to the 80s, using the Commodore 64 (C64) to solve mathematical challenges. …

In this article, I explore the possibility of using C64 to solve mathematical problems. Using the example of solving the proportion, I will show how BASIC, C, and MOS 6510 (6502) Assembly can be used for these purposes using the BASIC functions for the floating point operation. What do I want to do?

In this article, I continue my journey into the 80s, which I started in the previous article and will further explore the programming tools that the Commodore 64 offered in those years. In this article, I will look at the possibilities of programming on assembly using Turbo Macro Pro. After…

In this article, I will continue the retro computer topic. This time I will review the possibilities of programming on the Commodore 64 and try to understand how a modern programmer would feel in the realities of the mid-80s. In those years, I did not have a Commodore 64 but…

I continue a series of articles in which I solve problems with leet code in C using my implementations of data structures. part 1 part 2 In this article, I will describe the solution to the anagram grouping problem and define the implementation of hashtab<string, vector<string>> on C. The problem…

Experiments with implementing a set in C for solving a common problem from LeetCode — inspired me, and I decided to play around with solving another LeetCode problem in C. My next experiment is solving the problem of finding the sum of two array elements. The task looks as simple…

I’ve always been interested in “old school” programming in the 80s style. There was yet to be such a massive number of libraries and frameworks. …