LM source code article

[Van Disaster]

And compilers are quite good at writing assembly now ( and productivity-wise it's an awful use of time ).

Fascinating thread, thanks for sharing all this stuff.

[Cydonian Monk]

47 minutes ago, stibbons said:

The full instruction set, interrupts, registers and IO channels is listed online.

Not for me it's not, not in this country. Maybe to Australians.  At least now that I know it's out there somewhere I can trawl through Google Books once I get home. Or more likely just buy a copy of the book.

 

[Nibb31]

2 minutes ago, Cydonian Monk said:

Not for me it's not, not in this country. Maybe to Australians.  At least now that I know it's out there somewhere I can trawl through Google Books once I get home. Or more likely just buy a copy of the book.

 

Did you try just deleting the .au from the URL ?

[stibbons]

2 minutes ago, Cydonian Monk said:

Not for me it's not, not in this country. Maybe to Australians.

That's... the opposite of how geoblocking usually works.

I may have just busted up the link. You can try searching for the book title in Google Books and then browsing to the Appendixes. But yeah, the Kindle version is surprisingly cheap for what amounts to a reference book with a bit of narrative.

[Cydonian Monk]

41 minutes ago, Nibb31 said:

Did you try just deleting the .au from the URL ?

That did indeed work. I'm on mobile and just missed the URL.... Weird that I got blocked anyway, but I often have issues with other sites too. Sometimes my phone thinks it's somewhere else. (Misconfigured cell tower near work? Dodgy GPS? Botched-up geolocation service? Who knows.)

39 minutes ago, stibbons said:

But yeah, the Kindle version is surprisingly cheap for what amounts to a reference book with a bit of narrative.

Yep. Already on my list to pick up once I'm home. Might order a dead tree version anyway.