Just going to reply to myself here. I think I am completely wrong on my original reply. You should use ADC. If the byte overflows the carry bit will be set, and then you can test with BCC or BCS.
http://www.6502.org/users/obelisk/6502/reference.html#ADC
"ADC - Add with Carry
This instruction adds the contents of a memory location to the accumulator together with the carry bit. If overflow occurs the carry bit is set, this enables multiple byte addition to be performed."
It has been a while for me, but I think you are going to have to do this all manually. The 6502 is 8bit and you can’t load a 16bit word into the accumulator. Load A $lineL, increment A, store A, then compare it to 0 and beq a routine to increment $lineH, and then also compare that to your ending number. If you are wanting to end in 0x05FF you might also have to put in a compare when $lineL gets to 05 to see if $lineH is FF. I would have to find my atari books, or do some googling.
Edit: see my reply.
I never get paid in gum…
And it’s also no one else’s business if they are adults. Here’s a new title: Does Grimreaper know how to mind his/her own business?
To me it’s more of a boycott of ads, and I am not paying for a service to make that happen, so turning it off is my main option. I am especially perturbed about the ability of companies to advertise and push drugs that require a prescription to obtain. I do have a list of movies to watch from a large dvd collection I have, but I am not in a rush to go through that at the moment.
Creme Soda. Oddly enough the cheapest ones seem to be the best in my opinion.
If anyone cares, look into the game Utopia. One of my favorites on this platform.
Yup. The fact that people are checking out on learning and relying on ai to answer for them is going to be a disaster with huge implications down the road. School and the act of being taught isn’t an inconvenience kids, it has a purpose, and relying on technology to do your work is a bad idea.
It has ruined communication.
I like this and want to add something I think will be significant as generations pass. The fact that it encourages or at least seems to normalize incorrect spelling and grammar. I see 'break/brake" being used incorrectly so many times I have started to question it when I am using it now. When things are published normally, there is someone checking for grammatical errors and such. With social media so much text is being “published” with no checking whatsoever and I have a feeling that it is going to start affecting people in ways we haven’t thought of. It also is a little telling in my opinion of how abhorrent our current education system is.
Nice!
I think your keyboard has a speech impediment.
Hell yeah! And who downvoted his/her treat to themselves? A real turd in the punchbowl eh.
Most auto parts stores have a really nice selection of tools that they will loan out to anyone.
Remember kids, what you type in most likely can and will be used against you in a court of law (if needed), or if you ever decide to run for an office in the future I sure someone will dig it up. Have no expectations of privacy.
My first thought is a Raspberry Pi with a DAC hat. Then you can wire up some buttons and put it in a case. You could then program the buttons to do the basic functions like play music, skip, volume, etc. You could also use that same concept for an Arduino board and use it to control a computer or pad. My Mom had a muscle disease and it got to the point where she couldn’t hit ctrl-alt-del to turn her computer off at night. She also couldn’t hold down the shift key and type at the same time. I built her an arduino board with a box that I mounted a flip switch that would hold down shift for her as long as it was flipped, and then another button that when she hit it would type the ctrl-alt-del combo so she could do that all one handed. Both the rpi and arduino have pins that you can attach switches to and use them as a keyboard or mouse.
Pre-1990, you’re mostly looking at the NES library as the go to. The older Atari games I don’t think are worth it, outside of the historical context angle.
With all due respect, I have to disagree with you there. You seem to be lumping all Atari games into the 2600 category. The Atari computers had plenty of classics.
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
Star Raiders
Choplifter
Miner 2049er
The list goes on and on, and if you add in the Commodore, Apple, and TI computers it gets even bigger. Pre 90 consoles, you have Colecovision, Intellivision, etc. Of which I personally love love love Utopia for the Intellivision.
a bit like screaming into an avalanche
I like that, and might use that in the future.
Since you mentioned developers using it to coordinate with their community, I also have seen a pattern where the channel owner invites people to come chat with them and the other people involved. Then when someone invariably pings someone on the team they get scolded for it. Pick one, availability to the people you invited, or stay private. Can’t have both.
I get that this is a political question, but geez people need to slack up a little… This question could have been asked during any administration. If it’s such a democrat advantage then why didn’t they do it 4 years ago?
On very busy channels, and this will probably sound weird, but it all just scrolls too fast to have a conversation. It’s like being in a room at one corner trying to talk with someone in another corner and the room is filled with other people all trying to have conversations using the same voice level. The only other analogy I could come up with is trying to have a conversation with a race car driver using his or her window mid race, and you just yell at each other every time they pass your corner.
Even when it isn’t flying by on a busy channel sometimes it’s just endless scrolling to find the beginning of the conversation or where you need to get it to get an idea of what’s going on. And their solution to that just made things worse in my opinion…
It has it’s purpose, and for my group it’s voice and being able to store notes that we can scroll back through if we need.
I was thinking about it, and since you want to count to 05FF, it might be better to load 05FF into the two bytes and use SBC and count down until you hit 0000. Then the 05 isn’t causing more code to test for.