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This is a fork of Shawty's original instructions simply updated to use the release version of Dot Net Core. | |
First things first, make sure your Raspberry PI has the latest updates for Raspbian on by running | |
sudo apt-get -y update | |
sudo apt-get -y upgrade | |
Also make sure that your running this on a version 2 raspberry PI or higher (I tested this on a Quad Core V3 B+, and a V2 PI Zero) | |
This will NOT WORK on any PI model that's older, I tried it on an original V1 and to say it wasn't happy, was an understatement :-) |
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autoexec ; Automatically Execute the Program | |
ORG 32768 ; Store the program in User Address Space | |
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; Print an ASCII Table with 96 Characters | |
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print_test: LD B,96 ; We want 96 characters in our ASCII Tabe | |
LD A,32 ; 32 is the ASCII code for space | |
loop2: LD C,A ; Temp store for the A Register as it's zeroed by the RST 16 call below | |
RST 16 ; Output A to current stream (Print the character in the A Register) |