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Commodore 128 Assembly Language: Worm part 3

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First published at 02:11 UTC on February 4th, 2019.

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Continuing on with the Worm program. Spent quite a bit of this one realizing that we have to keep track of the position of each piece of the worm from head to tail, in a list, which means we get to do pointers to pointers. I think double-pointers might be easier to understand in 6502 assembly than in C, because you can see what's happening down to the specific addresses, but it's a mental workout either way. I may do a separate whiteboard video to draw it out.

You can find related resources and a link to the code repository here: https://aaron.baugher.biz/pages/6502-assembly-language-programming/

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