I'm enjoying learning to use the Kenbak. The serial terminal and
the online emulator have been a
great way to try new stuff but Mike's IDE is awesome! I struggled a bit
with the window being too big to use the console but Mike quickly
spotted the issue. I needed a higher resolution monitor. 1920x1080 is
the minimum size you should try and I was using a slightly smaller,
older one. Even at 1920 the console is still mostly obscured but its workable. I'm running it on a Pi4 with a
fresh Buster (Legacy) build. If you have not tried it, you should. You won't be disappointed.
I'm a bit curious why the main memory map index locations are shown in Decimal and the actual values in Hex. The Kenbak is Octal based and it seems like it would have made more sense to use Octal for the index locations and the actual memory values. Also the build window on the top left shows the output location as Decimal (128) but the memory dump on the lower right with the scroll wheel shows it on Octal (200). I was always taught not to mix units but maybe Mike can chime in and clear up these observations for us non-programmers :)
Scott