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Submitted by Frantic on 22 November 2017
I've got a byte to bit compressor tool for C64 somewhere. It takes a whole byte as input and produces one bit (0 or 1) as output. Needless to say, the compression process is not fully lossless. If I remember correctly it is also not fully deterministic in the sense that the same byte value sometimes produces 1 and sometimes 0.
Anyway: When it comes to VIC2Calc, I can see that some beginners may fint it useful, so why not! |
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Submitted by Cruzer on 22 November 2017
| Or bit to byte converter. Input: 0 or 1. Output: $00 or $01. |
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Submitted by Oswald on 22 November 2017
| next up, border color setter, input: border color, output: lda #bordercolor sta $d020 |
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Submitted by CRT on 22 November 2017
| Seriously, who is my stalker? :-) |
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Submitted by Magnar on 11 November 2017
| Guys, take it for what it is. Every tool that somehow helps you back on track after years away from coding is great, imo. Good work, John, supporting the newbies into the scene as well as the oldest that could need a helping hand sometimes! |
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Submitted by Cruzer on 26 October 2017
| Great tool - if you're a LAMER! ;) :D |
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Submitted by fieserWolF on 26 October 2017
| just be careful: some loaders don't like setting $dd00 this way... |
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