Quote: "Oh darling dear. Let me bake you some of mummy's homemade apple pie, and then wash your sockies and panties, mummy's little snoogle pimms!!!
That's what you meant by your mother's tongue, right?"
Is that how us foreigners need to speak English? Wooooow!
Quote: "Programming a C64 meant to know its internal architecture; playing a suond, giving a certain color to a sprite, draw graphics on screen and everything else, meant put the right byte in the right memory location. The POKE statement was very frequent in a c64 basic program; this means that machine language programmng was easier than it could be today."
You're absolutely right, Hybrid1973! I used to program on a C64 too. Man, that was so awesome. I had a cartridge on mine and with that you could see/change the code of any program/game in memory. That's how I learned a bit of assembly, and machinecode. I remember assembly commands like rts, lda, jmp, xor.
I still miss my old C64. But like you said, we still have DBpro.
Welcome on the forums!
