Parnic
d7836f4e59
This day showed me that when the input instruction was introduced and said "write addresses will never be in immediate mode", that didn't mean "so don't bother handling modes for input addresses", it meant "handle the mode, but assert if it's immediate mode". It was super helpful that this program contained a bootstrap sequence to validate each instruction. Memory expansion came with a few caveats: obviously reads and writes needed to handle expanding the memory space, but a Reset also can no longer get away with simply copying the program into memory again because we need to ensure that any additional memory is cut off (or at least zeroed), so the quickest way to handle that in Go is to simply allocate a new buffer; I'd rather manipulate the existing buffer, but I'm having a hard time finding the best way to do that. And finally, make sure you reset your relativeBase when resetting the program...that one was ugly to track down.
1 line
23 B
Plaintext
1 line
23 B
Plaintext
104,1125899906842624,99 |