ChipsLobstersabout 15 hours ago
The Art of CHIP-8
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CHIP-8, a language from the 1977 COSMAC VIP, uses 34 two-byte instructions in a 12-bit address space. Programs should fit within 3232 bytes for portability. Octo's creator standardized quirks flags to address interpreter divergences, advising against using vf as an arithmetic destination.
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