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For my #DecemberAdventure, I've optimized uxnfloppy so that it runs at 60 fps most of the time at 640x480! Here is a video of bunnymark.tal running on the laptop. It can draw around 2000 sprites before it goes below 60 fps!

#uxn #theWorkshop #theFurnace

#theWorkshop #uxn #theFurnace #decemberadventure

It's the week of the noodle(.tal)! After weeks of painstaking ps/2 driver trial and error, the Mouse device is now working in #uxnfloppy as well! @tbsp #uxn #osdev #theWorkshop #theFurnace
#theWorkshop #uxn #theFurnace #osdev #uxnfloppy @tbsp

I finally completed the varvara Screen device yesterday (with a lot of help from the #uxn irc channel (mainly @neauoire)! not sure what's up with the physics in this demo, but look at those sprites 😀

#uxn #varvara #osdev #theWorkshop #theFurnace

#theWorkshop #uxn #theFurnace #osdev #varvara @Devine Lu Linvega

Spent the evening implementing basic support for varvara's screen device in uxnfloppy!

#uxn #osdev #vga #theWorkshop #theFurnace

#theWorkshop #uxn #vga #theFurnace #osdev

it's probably unreadable to others, but this screenshot is me *finally* breaking through the first, highest hurdle of this programming language. i now have text files lexing into tokens, tokens being parsed into bytecode, bytecode being transformed into symbols, and symbols being exported to the symbol library along with name -> hash mappings. the rest of the milestones should come much faster now #theFurnace
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Been super busy lately, but still chipping away at this little language in bits and pieces. Decided to jump the gun a little bit and add support for namespaces and imports now, since sharing code and resolving names/hashes will be a huge component of its utility. Starting to get pretty excited about how this will all come together... #theFurnace
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Panko takes 0.11 seconds to find all primes from 0 to 1000.
https://dl.vixen.link/fr7fp5/test.pnk
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#theFurnace

I've been working on expanding my assembly language, both in terms of design and also implementation. The language borrows from forth, but splits between callable routines and somewhat powerful macros that allow label parameters for hopefully very readable but very reusable code segments.

It is almost completely assembling, but I'm working to unravel the mess of text and semantic parsing... #theFurnace
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got my little virtual CPU to a baseline state of having instructions that can be assembled from text and executed. now we get to the interesting parts... #theFurnace
#theFurnace

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