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Jun 10, 2019 1 hr 5 min

Episode 32 - Program Control = From Nand to Tetris, Teil 8

from Aua-uff-Code! Hosted by Matthias und Stefan

Show Notes und Links From Nand to Tetris Beschreibung Chapter 8: Program Control Präsentation Chapter 8: Program Control Eine (vermütlich ältere) gesamte Version des Buches liegt als Public Domain auf Archive.org: The Elements of Computing Systems Vordefinierte Symbole SP, LCL, ARG, THIS, THAT, … Chapter 6: Assembler Quellcode von Stefans, mittlerweile funktionierender Lösung kompletter Code: VMtranslator.rb Weitere Themen Codeanalyse mit Lint Heredoc und Ruby Ruby Case Statements UPN - Umgekehrte polnische Notation Stacktrace Programmiersprache Dart Flutter Dateiformat FIT Teletext Zeichensätze

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