Content warning: intro to uxn programming book - version 1.0.4
we just released a new version of our introduction to #uxn programming book!
it includes the following changes:
* new intro on day 1! it describes the uxnemu launcher and discusses the possibility of programming uxn completely from within the system by using left! * updates the raw character rune from ' to " — all examples in the book should work again with current assemblers! * mention of the new raw addresses runes: these are very advanced and we don’t use them in the book, but now are there for completeness sake 😀 * some minor corrections regarding typos (it’s amazing how they never end! thanks to those who have pointed them at us!)
hello dear readers! long time no see! here’s a freshly baked update of the book, including the following changes: new introduction on day 1! it describes the uxnemu launcher and discusses the possib...
The drifblim assembler has a tiny hidden feature - it's not really a feature, it's more of a of side-effect from some other system - that allows to live-reload a project.
If you create a .drifblim file, fill it will an input and output path, and a non-zero value. The assembler will prefill its zero-page with the content of the file on load.
So that allows me to never have to re-assemble a #uxn rom when I work. It's kind of hard to explain, so I made a little video.
