Agemixer (01:13:30)
the ROMs and IO area are located above $A000 (hard mapped)

mirrorbird (01:13:26)
do something with Ate Bit

mirrorbird (01:13:16)
you should write a speccy demo. stretch yerself. there's the horror of lo-fi colour clash, but also you get REAL COLOURS like red and blue instead of baby-pink and sky-my-arse

Agemixer (01:11:55)
c64 basic area = $0800-A000 (38911+ bytes)

mirrorbird (01:10:34)
on the 128K it's about the same, but you can swap pages in and out. beware your interrupt

Agemixer (01:10:33)
lol

mirrorbird (01:10:19)
Age: on an old (48K) speccy it's 0-16383 = actual ROM. then about 7K for screen (yes it's cheap and ugly). then the rest is free.

mirrorbird (01:09:41)
"a char is a byte", i whisper this into Jon Skeet's ear while he sleeps, to give him nightmares. he wakes up screaming "WHAT WAS THE CODEPAGE? WHAT WAS THE CODEPAGE?"

Agemixer (01:09:40)
there's no other 'userspace', it is within the same 64k RAM, no separate data / code segments as some other platforms do

mirrorbird (01:09:09)
the boring ends

Binary Rhapsody

Virgill (Jochen Feldkötter)

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