Thanks, Mr. Wilson...
I know everyone strives to be as accurate as possible with the
emulators, but from time to time, we always come across
something. Haha On the other hand, it could just be me.
It's also my understanding on the original Kenbak that while a program is running, and a user presses a button, [200] display goes "dim", and [377] overrides while buttons are active. I don't know if that is possible on the kenbakuino, but that doesn't seem to affect the logic itself. Mr. Richardson was explaining that to me in PR-20 of the programming reference manual.
Thanks for all the hard work everyone's done on these emulators. They really help a person to understand how things came about, and how these machines really work.
Take care,
Ricky
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Thanks for the reference on the documentation. That has very useful information. Know that we all appreciate the work you do on this.
Enjoy the rest of your week!
Ricky
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Thanks Mark! Again, appreciate all the work you do on this.
Take care,
Ricky
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