A software engineer by day, an open source computer engineer who feels computing is more complex than it needs to be by night.
My first "real" computer. It's powered by a simple, 64-bit RISC-V processor comparable to a low-end ColdFire in overall capability. It has 16MB of RAM, and a higher resolution video display. Otherwise, identical to Kestrel-2. (Circa 2015)
My first FPGA-based design, this homebrew computer featured 640x200 bitmapped graphics, 32KB of application RAM, and a 16-bit stack CPU based on the Steamer 16 architecture. (Circa 2011)
4MHz, W65C816-based SBC build on Radio Shack breadboards as a proof of concept. 32KB of RAM, 1 VIA chip for I/O. No ROM; IPL happened through a PC which uploaded system software to RAM via a serial DMA channel. (Circa 2007)
A blog engine written in ANSI Forth, implemented to more to prove a point than to be a production system. Nonetheless, it ran my blog for several years before I finally switched over to Github.
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Good afternoon and thank you for the like and follow of #Light Logic :-)
Thanks for the skull. Glad to see your involvement here. Look forward to following your projects here and elsewhere.
Hello Samuel, thanks for following me and for liking my new project, #Kobold retro TTL computer !