Lostjared has updated his AtariVM to version 0.2 Alpha. This is a virtual machine that interprets Atari 800 assembly language. It is not a Atari emulator that runs Atari 800 ROMs. You can learn how to write Atari assembly source and the foundations of modern programming languages. Lostjared also released the source code (developer kit) with the new version. Message from the author:
I added the instruction LDM Load Memory pass the value to start it off to the accumulator and than it will put the Stop location in register Y and you just use the INC DEC ADC SBC instructions to manipulate the accumulators value of the memory location. I also added special interrupts for testing memory.
The 0.2 contains the ability to handle input from the joystick, and a fast fill memory interrupt plus i spent 10 hours today working on fixing the code so it would work just right.
The older scripts wont work with the new build since I had to change the memory locations in order to get the new instructions to work.
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