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Sweet! I'm excited to get Zope running on this thing...
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Very nice. Any luck in porting Mono to C64?
BTW, Python claims it was compiled at 20:22:01, but you posted at 00:01:04 on the same day. Knowing how wild the C64 timekeeping was, I suppose you could blame that on clock skew, but I wouldn't... ;-)
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You rock!
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April Fool's Day?
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April Fool! Although I suppose you could have taken various embedded Python work further (dropping even more features), compiled it using cc65 and shoehorned it into the C64's available memory - did the C64 support extension ROMs? And there was that PyMite project which ran on an 8-bit microcontroller...
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Sweet!
I still have an 8KB VIC lying around here. Any idea if it would run on that? ;-)
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Though I believe it is the april fool, I wish there was a working port for Windows mobile on PPC ARM architecture.
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Considering that 2.3.3 hadn't made it to the Amiga yet, I'd consider this a monumental task :-)
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>>> import sid
>>> sid.demo()
:)
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Probly April Fools, but I would be delighted if it were real, seeing as I still use my C64 and Python 2.3 enthusiastically. Now I can combine them. Mwhhaa, I can't wait to hook up that old modem and run a MUD written in Python... on a C64.
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import c64
for c in range(16): c64.poke(53280, c)
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You really got me. I was so excited.
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Thanks, Hans -- but I'm going to wait until it's backported to the Commodore PET. You think we can all afford these newfangled C64s?
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Yes! Yes! Yessssss!