Scot W. Stevenson

From my 64tass tests with Cthulhu Scheme I think there is a lot of space we can save if we we are willing to implement a system of configuration options...

Argh, I hadn't even thought about the Return Stack that much. I should never have touched the 65816, things were so much easier there ... the problem is, how do...

This should probably wait until we have moved to a different assembler (see #252) and possibly until we have restructured the code for modular stuff.

For the record, calling `nice -n 19 ./ptest.sh` as expected runs all `talitest.py` instances with the lowest priority of 39, so the machine actually gets stuff done. I don't think...

This might be something we want to work on as part of the new modular system?

Since I've just had to go through these steps myself with a new main computer (don't ask), I can break this down into multiple steps: 1. Install a mail agent...

I wonder if there would be a lower-tech way of doing this with a simple shell script based on Safecopy (see https://askubuntu.com/questions/15827/recovering-files-from-a-corrupt-cd-dvd). Something that has `safecopy --stage1 /dev/cdrom /mnt/scratch/cd1.iso` as...

I'm currently writing a crude emulator for the 65816 (the big sibling of the famous 6502) in Gforth (https://github.com/scotws/crude65816). I chose Forth because I need the practice (as the code...

GForth on Linux as well, and as comparison while writing my own Forth for the 6502.

@massung You'll be happy to hear that the indefatigable Juergen Pintaske has reformatted Rodriguez' texts and published them in e-book format on Amazon (https://www.amazon.de/Moving-Forth-Internals-Processor-English-ebook/dp/B07BTV7QVR/) as part of his _Forth Bookshelf_....