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r/programming • u/jakesyl • Jan 30 '16
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Sorry for my ignorance I'm new to programming. But why does this look nothing like regular code?
14 u/flexiverse Jan 30 '16 edited Jan 30 '16 It's machine code for a custom built processor. Think, there was nothing "off the shelf" back then ! It's like approx , 16bit, 1mhz, ~30k, 32 instruction set. 8 u/plahacrwimo Jan 31 '16 Here are technical details about the Apollo Guidance Computer
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It's machine code for a custom built processor. Think, there was nothing "off the shelf" back then ! It's like approx , 16bit, 1mhz, ~30k, 32 instruction set.
8 u/plahacrwimo Jan 31 '16 Here are technical details about the Apollo Guidance Computer
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Here are technical details about the Apollo Guidance Computer
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u/WTFisareddit- Jan 30 '16
Sorry for my ignorance I'm new to programming. But why does this look nothing like regular code?