Web0 ("web zero") is a World Wide Web for computers that pre-date Web 1.0.
Web0 is intended for 8-bit computers; newer machines can participate, but the spec is designed around a baseline of 8-bit hardware. This is because, whilst most 16-bit computers already have web-browsers that can be fed basic HTML through a proxy service such as http://frogfind.com, few 8-bit systems have browsers and struggle with even simple HTML due to assumptions in the design of HTML itself.
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| ! Answer: "answer"/"say"/"speak" X "to" Y | |
| ! "shout"/"scream"/"yell" X "to" Y | |
| ! Ask: "ask" Y "about" X | |
| ! AskFor: "ask" Y "for" X | |
| ! AskTo: "ask" Y "to" X | |
| ! "ask" "that" Y, X | |
| ! "tell" Y "to" X | |
| ! Attack: "attack"/"break"/"crack"/"destroy"/"fight"/"hit"/ | |
| ! "kill"/"murder"/"punch"/"smash"/"thump"/ | |
| ! "torture"/"wreck" X ("with" Y) |
| /* the Z80 has a set of shadow registers A', F' (technically AF'), | |
| BC', DE' & HL'. the `ex` instruction swaps A & F with A' & F', | |
| whereas the `exx` instruction swaps BC, DE & HL with BC', DE', HL' | |
| therefore, note that A & A' can be used independenly of | |
| BC, DE, HL & BC', DE', HL', but BC, DE, HL cannot be mixed | |
| with BC',DE',HL' | |
| */ | |
| struct optcode opt_table[] = { | |
| { "ADC A',A'", 0x8f, 0, 0, 0 }, |
Version 1.0; 10-SEP-2018.
With the introduction of new tools for the development of Commodore 64 art on modern systems, there has arisen a need for a universal standard image format for the storing and transferring of Commodore image formats between programs, including original hardware.
This specification proposes just such a format that is simple to understand, simple to parse -- even on original hardware -- and simple to implement.
| # ".editorconfig" is the best attempt at a standard we've had so far for | |
| # specifying portable settings in text-editors; some editors support this out | |
| # of the box, many have plugins -- see the website for details: | |
| # <editorconfig.org> | |
| #=============================================================================== | |
| # LICENSE: I assert no copyright on this file at all, | |
| # it should be considered within the Public Domain |
| A specification for a new assembly script language [v0.05] -- Work in Progress | |
| ======================================================================================= | |
| This document copyright Kroc Camen 2013 | |
| Licenced under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 | |
| i. Goals: | |
| ======================================================================================= | |
| :: Accessible | |
| The primary goal is to educate others and preserve code for the future. | |
| The purpose of this new assembler language is to be readable, obvious, more |
| //safeTransliterate v3, copyright (cc-by 3.0) Kroc Camen <camendesign.com> | |
| //generate a safe (a-z0-9_) string, for use as filenames or URLs, from an arbitrary string | |
| function safeTransliterate ($text) { | |
| //if available, this function uses PHP5.4's transliterate, which is capable of converting arabic, hebrew, greek, | |
| //chinese, japanese and more into ASCII! however, we use our manual (and crude) fallback *first* instead because | |
| //we will take the liberty of transliterating some things into more readable ASCII-friendly forms, | |
| //e.g. "100℃" > "100degc" instead of "100oc" | |
| /* manual transliteration list: | |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ |
| <?php | |
| //DOM Templating classes v7 © copyright (cc-by) Kroc Camen 2012 | |
| //you may do whatever you want with this code as long as you give credit | |
| //documentation at http://camendesign.com/dom_templating | |
| class DOMTemplate extends DOMTemplateNode { | |
| private $DOMDocument; | |
| private $keep_prolog = false; | |