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Randy and Earl explore programming of the CHIP-8 family of interpreters! News! No news this episode! Z88DK, C compiler and assembler for 8080, Z80, 8085 https://z88dk.org/site/ CHIP-8 Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHIP-8 Joseph Weisbecker: http://www.cosmacelf.com/history/joseph-weisbecker.html Joseph Weisbecker’s introduction of CHIP-8 in Byte Magazine, Dec.

News! Atari BASIC AI training - https://discord.gg/WnEcxSvtS Nabu computer - https://nabu.ca/ More Contests! Amiga Jam - https://itch.io/jam/amigatooljam VisionBASIC Game Contest - http://visionbasic.fun/ AMSTRAD ASCII Compo - http://logiker.com/AMSCII-Compo BASIC implementations for iOS (iphone/iPad): BBC BASIC by Richard Russell - free - https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/bbcbas

Randy and Earl continue the discussion of Assembly Language in this second episode of a two-parter. If you missed it, check out Show 009 for Part I!

In part I of this discussion on assembly language, Randy and Earl discuss what assembly language is, who invented it, how it works (generally), and why one might have chosen to use it back in the classic days of computing.

Randy interviews Michal Taszycki, owner of 64 Bites! And, we talk about some more contests.

Earl and Randy talk about various retro computer programming contests, where participants can show off their creations for platforms from back in the day!

Randy and Earl talk about the SNOBOL programming language - history, specifics of the language, and how to play with it today!

Randy and Earl discuss programming for the TI 58 and 59 programmable calculators!

Randy and Earl talk about Turbo Rascal Syntax Error, and Randy has a chat with its creator.

Randy and I cover Fortran, the granddaddy of computer languages.