Who turned the clock…?
Every CPU needs a clock to be able to work. The Commodore C64, however, has more than one of them. I try to explain the different clocks in this article.
Every CPU needs a clock to be able to work. The Commodore C64, however, has more than one of them. I try to explain the different clocks in this article.
Since the good old RSS feeds are slowly dying out, I looked around for an alternative. And I think that the free Telegram Messenger is just the right thing.
The old website is dead, long live the new website! From now on my projects will have a new home. But nothing else changes, or at least almost nothing…
Meanwhile many PCB layout programs are able to create wonderful 3D renderings of the PCBs. For my boards I draw all 3D models myself. And some of them I have already made available for download.
In the Commodore world two interfaces for peripherals have been established, the CBM bus also IEC bus for the C64 and its relatives and IEEE-488 for the “big” CBM world. Why not one floppy for both worlds?