I just started watching Urusei Yatsura - better known as that show with Lum. The archival quality encode looks surprisingly nice. It's about 275 GB though, which is absurd.
I think this code is actually for 16-bit DOS, because of the “MK_FP” macro, which makes a “far” pointer, for when memory was split up like that (and also the “COMMAND.COM” references). I know int22 is the DOS “Program terminate address”, for returning to parent programs, and int2e is for executing programs without creating a new COMMAND.COM, but past that I'm out. If I absolutely had to guess, I'd say she's dealing with the boilerplate of passing data from a child program back to the parent.
>>37 After a bit more time looking at various CPU dies I still don't have an answer, but I think I have a decent guess that this might be from a Motorola 68-something (based on pictures from http://www.visual6502.org/images/pages/Motorola_68000.html).
The lines don't quite line up but this might be something in the same family at least.
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Anonymous2023-12-29 08:03:34ZNo. 47
There's a scene in Golden Boy where he gets a job at a software company and they talk about programming in Java. Idk if there were any actual screenshots though
Ashita no JoeAnonymous2020-08-16 02:41:10ZNo. 43 [View] hesnoslouch.png (image/png, 512K, 640x1031)
To me, this story is all about different ways of being a man. I'm enjoying this vagrant kid's rise to greatness. And Nishi has really changed since his time as the gang boss in the juvenile hall. I wonder what's in store for him in the future---at the moment I am one third of the way through the series.
>To me, this story is all about different ways of being a man. I like that way of looking at it. I don't want to spoil anything but (assuming the anime was a close adaptation to the manga) that will make for some really interesting comparisons as the story wraps up.
