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This is where I'll stop for the tutorial. The final version for show is
https://github.com/asrp/forth_tutorial/blob/master/forth22/forth.asm
Part two -- jonesforth.f -- can be found here: http://git.annexia.org/?p=jonesforth.git;a=blob;f=jonesforth.f
Shaders in OpenGL are written in GLSL which gets compiled and uploaded to the GPU by the driver. There is no way of writing hardware-specific GPU assembly code directly.
Well… officially, anyway.
As the last slide says: GPU-based OS anyone?
[assembly] for want of an [embedded] tag
Tutorial - Setting up RT-11 v5.3 on SimH PDP-11 Simulator in Support of Assembly Development
(decuser.blogspot.com)
Found this as reference material on a different document. The original website is in limbo so linking the wayback machine.
A tutorial introduction to programming PDP-11 Macro-11 Assembly in RT-11 v5.3
(decuser.blogspot.com)
Creating an AJAX todo-list without writing JavaScript - Spark Framework Tutorials
(sparktutorials.github.io)
Writing An Interpreter In Elixir - Rewriting a complete Interpreter in Elixir, using only the stdlib
(github.com)
A fully implemented and tested interpreter for a scripting language, implemented in Elixir without any external dependencies.
I did this to get my feet wet with Elixir and I would highly appreciate any kind of feedback!
This is part 1 of a series of writing ARM assembly.