Viro - Virtual Retro, Fully Programable Computer, Written Entirely within Godot

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Hi Everyone,

Just a heads up I have moved all further development updates for my Virtual computer project to Github. I have closed down my Youtube channel for a number of reasons.

Cheers

Ryn

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i’d love to see more specifics on a readme or something! the concept is super cool

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Hi

The system manual is available from the GitHub page which contains pretty much everything and is always up to date with everything in the current version.

Though you’re right I should probably add a quick features list to the readme…

Cheers

Ryn

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might want to put that in the readme too :wink: didn’t notice until you told me, super excited to read through it now though

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Will do…

Ryn

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Hi Everyone,

I’ve updated my Github page with further information and new screenshots, if anyone would like to have a look and let me know what they think. Version 1.0.16 Beta is available now, and hopefully I’ll have 1.0.17 Beta up in a week or so.

Cheers

Ryn

Here’s a little bit of assembly coding from Viro, for those like me who like that sort of thing.

bubbleSort:
	pusha
	
sortStart:
	lda false
	sta flip

	lda #sortData
	sta lvp
	inc
	sta uvp

	lda count
	stc
sortLoop:
	lda [lvp]
	cmp [uvp]
	jgz skipFlip
	
	lda [lvp]
	xch [uvp]
	sta [lvp]
	
	stb flip
	
skipFlip:
	lda uvp
	sta lvp
	inc
	sta uvp
	
	lp sortLoop

	lda count
	dec
	sta count

	lda flip
	jnz sortStart

	popa
	rts
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One could use this inside a game. Imagine walking up to a CRT monitor and you have to type in Viro code to hack the computer (Queue the fallout 4 theme music).

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Thanks, cool idea.

I had thought of creating a plugin so you could program Godot directly in Assembly but coding some in a game would be fun as well…

Regards

Ryn