On Mon, May 10, 2021 at 02:06 PM, ajparent1/kb1gmx wrote:
For me its 44 years of z80 and still running.
Wow Allison I read your use of the z80. Its so cool to read that, as well as the fact that its still running for that processor. Im already hooked onto it. Yea I was a 6502 guy from way back and still like it. I think because of the lack of time in my past I let go more interesting micro's like the Z80. So true about its availability to this day. I am going to really like re discovering that micro all over again and even more now.
On Mon, May 10, 2021 at 02:12 PM, Lee Hart wrote:
Mike Riley wrote a version of it for the 1802, and last night I was using it to run some old VTL programs from the 1970's. Great fun. :-)
I heard it was small but wow thats is tiny. I have been playing around with it too Lee and its a bit cryptic (as I have been a C programmer for years, so really.... what is cryptic, lol) but it is really fun to run on the 1802. VTL2 seems to be a really cool little program! I was so fascinated to see it was faster than Pilot too.
