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This is an example of what can be done with the finite state machine code I have uploaded (see my other submissions). It shows how you can define a particular grammar and how to check to see if that sentance fits this grammar/syntax. This would be helpful for text adventures etc, and should also give you an idea about how else you can implement other systems using FSMs. The output is printed to the debug window (Ctrl-G).

This little app will allow you to preview a complete .shtml/SSI webpage and its local include files as if it were a normal HTML page. I got annoyed having to upload to my server to see what they looked like!

This is a small little app that simulates the lowest level of programming - i.e. directly manipulating the memory and registers etc. It will take your assembly language code, convert it to machine code and then store it in the software ROM. When you want to execute the code it will fetch it from the software rom and then execute it with the software CPU. Its not wildly advanced or powerful, but its quite good fun and interesting if you like this kind of thing!

This little app will allow you to preview a complete .shtml/SSI webpage and its local include files as if it were a normal HTML page. I got annoyed having to upload to my server to see what they looked like!

This is a small little app that simulates the lowest level of programming - i.e. directly manipulating the memory and registers etc. It will take your assembly language code, convert it to machine code and then store it in the software ROM. When you want to execute the code it will fetch it from the software rom and then execute it with the software CPU. Its not wildly advanced or powerful, but its quite good fun and interesting if you like this kind of thing!

This is an example of what can be done with the finite state machine code I have uploaded (see my other submissions). It shows how you can define a particular grammar and how to check to see if that sentance fits this grammar/syntax. This would be helpful for text adventures etc, and should also give you an idea about how else you can implement other systems using FSMs. The output is printed to the debug window (Ctrl-G).

This is an example of what can be done with the finite state machine code I have uploaded (see my other submissions). It shows how you can define a particular grammar and how to check to see if that sentance fits this grammar/syntax. This would be helpful for text adventures etc, and should also give you an idea about how else you can implement other systems using FSMs. The output is printed to the debug window (Ctrl-G).

This little app will allow you to preview a complete .shtml/SSI webpage and its local include files as if it were a normal HTML page. I got annoyed having to upload to my server to see what they looked like!

This is a small little app that simulates the lowest level of programming - i.e. directly manipulating the memory and registers etc. It will take your assembly language code, convert it to machine code and then store it in the software ROM. When you want to execute the code it will fetch it from the software rom and then execute it with the software CPU. Its not wildly advanced or powerful, but its quite good fun and interesting if you like this kind of thing!

This is an example of what can be done with the finite state machine code I have uploaded (see my other submissions). It shows how you can define a particular grammar and how to check to see if that sentance fits this grammar/syntax. This would be helpful for text adventures etc, and should also give you an idea about how else you can implement other systems using FSMs. The output is printed to the debug window (Ctrl-G).

This little app will allow you to preview a complete .shtml/SSI webpage and its local include files as if it were a normal HTML page. I got annoyed having to upload to my server to see what they looked like!

This is a small little app that simulates the lowest level of programming - i.e. directly manipulating the memory and registers etc. It will take your assembly language code, convert it to machine code and then store it in the software ROM. When you want to execute the code it will fetch it from the software rom and then execute it with the software CPU. Its not wildly advanced or powerful, but its quite good fun and interesting if you like this kind of thing!

This is an example of what can be done with the finite state machine code I have uploaded (see my other submissions). It shows how you can define a particular grammar and how to check to see if that sentance fits this grammar/syntax. This would be helpful for text adventures etc, and should also give you an idea about how else you can implement other systems using FSMs. The output is printed to the debug window (Ctrl-G).

This little app will allow you to preview a complete .shtml/SSI webpage and its local include files as if it were a normal HTML page. I got annoyed having to upload to my server to see what they looked like!

This is a small little app that simulates the lowest level of programming - i.e. directly manipulating the memory and registers etc. It will take your assembly language code, convert it to machine code and then store it in the software ROM. When you want to execute the code it will fetch it from the software rom and then execute it with the software CPU. Its not wildly advanced or powerful, but its quite good fun and interesting if you like this kind of thing!

This is an example of what can be done with the finite state machine code I have uploaded (see my other submissions). It shows how you can define a particular grammar and how to check to see if that sentance fits this grammar/syntax. This would be helpful for text adventures etc, and should also give you an idea about how else you can implement other systems using FSMs. The output is printed to the debug window (Ctrl-G).

This little app will allow you to preview a complete .shtml/SSI webpage and its local include files as if it were a normal HTML page. I got annoyed having to upload to my server to see what they looked like!

This is a small little app that simulates the lowest level of programming - i.e. directly manipulating the memory and registers etc. It will take your assembly language code, convert it to machine code and then store it in the software ROM. When you want to execute the code it will fetch it from the software rom and then execute it with the software CPU. Its not wildly advanced or powerful, but its quite good fun and interesting if you like this kind of thing!

This little app will allow you to preview a complete .shtml/SSI webpage and its local include files as if it were a normal HTML page. I got annoyed having to upload to my server to see what they looked like!

This is a small little app that simulates the lowest level of programming - i.e. directly manipulating the memory and registers etc. It will take your assembly language code, convert it to machine code and then store it in the software ROM. When you want to execute the code it will fetch it from the software rom and then execute it with the software CPU. Its not wildly advanced or powerful, but its quite good fun and interesting if you like this kind of thing!