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Platform Independent Code [2017]

Released by :
Rosettif

Release Date :
30 April 2017

Type :
C64 Papermag

AKA :
Writing Platform Independent Code on CBM Machines (my 51-page article in PDF)

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Credits :

Code	....	Rosettif
Idea	....	Rosettif
Text	....	Rosettif
Docs	....	Rosettif

Download :

http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/157785/cbmcode.pdf (downloads: 222)

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Summary
Submitted by rosettif on 30 April 2017

A programming guide and handbook as well as an article (of 51 pages in PDF) on how to write a code that can be run on all Commodore machines: for helping people if they want to create something for covering more than one platform at once. Mainly focusing on C64/128/65 (and MEGA65), some turbos, their memory expansions, DMA programming and emulator detection etc. (It also includes some links for pages and program codes that have not been uploaded yet, sorry, they are coming soon.)

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