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Trogdorgar
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Hey guys, I hope this is alright to post information about a program but it would be extremely helpful for noobies as it has for me, its called xComputer, it's located on this site right here
http://math.hws.edu/TMCM/java/index.html
It was a FANTASTIC aid for practicing some basic learning for assembly, such as learning how to do mathmatics like multiplication and division in assembly, and using sub-routings, like using a dual sub-routing program to find prime numbers, it was fantastic. Check it out if you would please.
The maker is named David Eck, and is a brilliant coder for computers, what he has done with this program is amazing, and deserves all the credit, i'm just helping to spread the word.
Well, check out the program if you ever get a chance, it will be worth your while, and will be a lot easier than breaking ur calculator, since on the program, it error checks automatically and tells you what is wrong before you run the program, so it wont crash your computer when u run it so it's experiment safe, and has 1024 addresses to play around in, great for beginners ^^ |
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