SamCoVT

I think we can use getch() on Windows (from conio.h), which reads an ASCII character with no echo.

`#include ` appears to give access to non-standard getch() that gets a character (blocking) without echo. This should work nicely with TaliForth2 in the c65 simulator. The Makefile can look...

I'm hoping that WSL just reports as Linux and follows all of the Linux instructions. That's more of just a reminder to me to actually try it under WSL and...

So I think I got it working (already merged into master-64tass) with the exception of git-bash on windows, but apparently that's a known issue and can be resolved with `winpty`...

I thought it might be a newline thing as well, but it's actually that the git-bash window is not a real console and simply doesn't provide the console functions. Here's...

Also still need to figure out testing on windows. That might also be a stdin vs conio difference. A possible solution might be to add a (windows only) command line...

I have written peephole optimizers for compilers for other languages. Tali tends to end up with `inx inx` followed immediately by `dex dex` quite often, and it would be wonderful...

That's an interesting thought. I don't think I've had any users that were short on RAM - usually it's the ROM size that people want smaller. Because Tali only targets...

That's not a bad idea - about the time they get the serial port working would be a good time for Tali and writing up some LCD routines would be...

I think it makes sense to add a beneater platform file for those who are using the "standard" beneater decoding logic. A tutorial using the LCD could use specific beneater...