Gerph - Live Coding stream tomorrow
Charles Ferguson (8243) 427 posts |
Hiya, I’ve decided to have a whirl at doing some live coding tomorrow – Sunday 16th June 2024 – on a YouTube Stream. I have genuinely no idea how well it will go, or whether it will work at all. Or whether I’ll be successful in what I’m going to try to do, but … I’m going to give it a go. I plan to be online about 1pm, and if I’ve set things up correctly it’s going to be at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H08vtW1nZ9gIf I have to recreate the live event it’ll be listed at https://www.youtube.com/@gerphy/streams I believe. I’m intending to port some C code from GitHub to RISC OS. It might be a complete disaster, but… hey we’ll see! |
Andrew Rawnsley (492) 1445 posts |
Doh! I have two family things on today but wishing you good luck :) |
Rick Murray (539) 13840 posts |
I remembered (yay!) and popped by for a little while. An interesting idea, well done! |
Charles Ferguson (8243) 427 posts |
Ok, I’m done now. I believe the video is present on YouTube for anyone to watch if they want. There’s a short intermission in the middle where I took a break, but … it’s about 3h 40m. What I did during that time was to port an ARM disassembler from GitHub to work on RISC OS as a library. Then built a couple of command line tools, to disassemble a file. Then created a Debugger module with the 2 RISC OS 4-level SWI calls (Debugger_Disassemble and Debugger_DisassembleThumb). It’s not perfect, and it still needs a bunch of work. But for an afternoon, that went really well. The results are available on GitHub: https://github.com/gerph/darm I’ll continue with this at some point, refining what we do with it, but it won’t be for a couple of weeks as I’m busy. Thanks to everyone who came along to chat – it was really nice to see people there, and even those times when people spotted I’d made mistakes. I hope you weren’t too disappointed with my constant narration! |
Andrew McCarthy (3688) 605 posts |
Where did the time go? It was great and the narration was awesome. Thank you. ;) Kudos to Dave and Rick for their eagle eyes. :) |