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Micro-8 is an open source general-purpose project from Hackaday.io, indexed by ZouIC. It is written mainly in Lofi.
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- Hackaday.io
- Focus
- general-purpose
- Language
- Lofi
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Where does Micro-8 come from?
ZouIC indexes it from Hackaday.io, original page at https://hackaday.io/project/206817-micro-8.
What stack does Micro-8 use?
language Lofi; tags 8-bit, computer, FPGA, YM2612, custom OS, retro.
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Micro-8
Micro-8 is an 8-bit computer with a custom OS and a custom C-like programming language called Lofi, along with a suite of examples, tools and utilities to help you create small 2D games and applications that run on real hardware. Based around an ATmega128 8-bit RISC MCU, it features custom FPGA graphics and audio (on top of a genuine YM2612 chip), a fully custom mechanical keyboard and a 220-page full-color printed manual.
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