Yay!

[beermat]

I got the LED to flash.

even better, it flashes both ON and OFF!

Woooot! F33r my l33t coding skillz!

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[beermat]

same here, but in 6502 machine code on my homebuild MicroTan 65 for me. A whole 1K. Half of which was the display memory (32 * 16), the rest being Zero page (page 0, see) with something like $40 bytes used by the 1Kb of monitor (BIOS for modern readers :) and then page 1 being the stack. And one had to fit ones code inbetween. much fun.

And you try to tell that to the youth of today, etc etc etc

You have a C=64 on your watch? Wow...

[stillcarl.livejournal.com]

And you try to tell that to the youth of today, etc etc etc

Aye - or that someone wrote a chess program for the 1k ZX81... 'tis true - you could buy it!

Umm, no - have Life on my watch, not a C64. That didn't come out too well at 1am...

Though there's no reason a C64 emulator couldn't fit in its 2 megs of memory I guess - if you're happy with a C64 with only a 102x64 pixel single-color bitmap and without SID-quality sound - and only one joystick. ;) Still, I'd be happy enough if it had C64 BASIC on it. Never learnt C, but it looks like I might have to for my watch!

[maluse.livejournal.com]

2Mb memory & a bitmapped screen? What type of watch is it (Onhand PC/Ruputer?)?

[stillcarl.livejournal.com]

Spot on - an onHand. See my first impressions of it here. To my criticisms there, I'd add it really needs a stylus.

[beermat]

this sounds intriguing. to get a C compiler for ones watch. cool.

[stillcarl.livejournal.com]

See the onHand PC homepage and the link to my first impressions of it elsewhere in this thread.