Here is a DIY Picaxe-based "Laptop," built using an 18X chip and a 24LC512 i2c memory chip.
It runs a simple assembly-like language, and includes the following software:
* Text editor that can edit up to 4 different programs at a time
* File manager with space for 10 ~1000 line programs
* Interpreter for the tokenized "Chris++" Language
* "Compiler" that converts program text to binary tokens
It was a simple experiment to see if I could create my own "self-hosted" development environment based solely on a picaxe chip. The website for it can be seen at www.chrisfenton.com
It runs a simple assembly-like language, and includes the following software:
* Text editor that can edit up to 4 different programs at a time
* File manager with space for 10 ~1000 line programs
* Interpreter for the tokenized "Chris++" Language
* "Compiler" that converts program text to binary tokens
It was a simple experiment to see if I could create my own "self-hosted" development environment based solely on a picaxe chip. The website for it can be seen at www.chrisfenton.com
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