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Old 10th Sep 2019, 6:50 am   #14
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Default Re: Digital 'cassette' recorder

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Originally Posted by Karen O View Post
Mine is an exercise in extreme PIC programming. That poor PIC doesn't have a moment to spare - every routine is carefully cycle counted.
That's the way we used to program Z80s - when the poor 4MHz chip was made to work for its living. Counting clock cycles per instruction? Of course, that way you could get it to work harder & faster, and when you have only 8k of ROM, making every instruction relevant really matters.

RPi Zero is probably the way to go with your cassette recorder but I never found out how to program those in machine code, and I never really learnt any sort of higher level language....
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