I am usually happy with 45 degrees turn, and it's true that the result with free angles looks neater. However with Kicad, switching to the free angles mode require to switch routing mode too, to a less automated mode, so it's cumbersome -to my taste-. I am about to finish another computer remake (th...

A little session today, I was a bit unsatisfied on the parts where original traces were not turning at an angle of 45 degrees... I would end up with lots of twists and turns. Capture d’écran du 2024-04-15 21-23-52.jpg So I reworked some of those parts to be more faithful to the original drawing. Cap...

That's a great creation, congratulations

nice

Yes I keep going

After the long slumber of winter, I am slowly get energy to allocate to projects. After working on an 8-bit computer, I go back to the ST -slow and steady-, warming up with dealing with the ACSI port.

That's tough, I wish you the best to recover fully.

Interesting mrbombermillzy , I knew only about your research to enhance the display. chronicthehedgehog Amaranth is quite nice, compared to VHDL and verilog, especially as it aims to helps beginners like me to avoid basic mistakes. There are complimentary frameworks for writing System-On-Chips that ...

Writing a devpac-ish assembler is one of the goal, but having a single instruction compiler would be a great achievement by itself, and anyway a milestone for such a project. The twist being that the compiler engine would use the database (or more likely a byproduct, optimised for usage), and thus h...

Hi, For my own needs, I have to study more deeply the ISA of our favorites CPUs using the Programming Reference Manual, and I felt the need to organise all those data. I choose a simple format (Tabulation Separated Values) that you may import into office software (Excel, Calc, Google sheet, whatever...