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# Dev notes - 2023-08-21
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## Goals for today
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- graphic design
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- [ ] design: 80 col card template
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- see below
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- printing
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- [ ] print: paper tape template
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- [ ] print: colour coding forms
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- [ ] print: 80 col card template
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- see code/design commentary below
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- (consider python (microbit) version of simulator)
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- maybe ask for e's input
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## Imported notes from earlier
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### 2023-08-18 cardiograph loose thoughts
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- use binary encodes punch cards for cardiog progs in machine code
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- try making a microbit based emulator
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- (microbit + hex keypad)
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- (machine code monitor like VIP…)
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- (+ tape input??)
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- a4 template with full size 80 col card
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- snake
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- [ ] add simulator todo: pass asm line thru to cpu to print when debugging
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- asm: create a second array that stores every line with code (nor blank or comment only lines) + its line number
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- cpu: accept an optional debugging array, print line # and statement
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- readme:
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- [ ] readme: rename (or split up?) mem map / peripherals section
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- [ ] ? readme: put 2 keypad charts side by side (they would fit on my phone)
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- [ ] see paper notes on mem map
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## 2023-08-19
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- [ ] reconsider ISA order in light of supercat comment here
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- [Why didn't the 6503 have increment/decrement opcodes for A?](https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/questions/13023/why-didnt-the-6502-have-increment-decrement-opcodes-for-a)
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- [ ] look at use of `*` or `.` in assembly
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- [What does "jmp *" mean in 6502 assembly?](https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/questions/7998/what-does-jmp-mean-in-6502-assembly)
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## 2023-07-17 - cardiograph - worksheet for hand-assembling code… + other docs
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- machine code quick ref (ops + short explanations + mnems)
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- assembly quick ref (as above, plus assembler-specific syntax like constants)
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- worksheet for hand-assembling
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