Writing directly to VGA memory in C, BASIC, and assembly language
At the beginning of the home-computer revolution, much of computing was about peeks and pokes. This art has been lost today, so I decided to go on a journey to show the world how to rediscover this forgotten art in DOS, right where it intersects with PC VGA memory-mapped graphics.
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Drawing VGA Graphics with x86 Assembly
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How C Really Works
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Nostalgic DOS Development Part 1 - FreeDOS, DJGPP, RHIDE and other madness.
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Birth of BASIC
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How to program for the AdLib sound card
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A TEMPEST In AT-Cup: The IBM TPC
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MS-DOS Memory Management on x86
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Mastering Memory: Allocation Techniques in C, C++, and ARM Assembly
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5. C to Assembly
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Let's Code MS DOS 0x11: The Mysterious VGA Mode X
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Hello, Assembly! Retrocoding the World's Smallest Windows App in x86 ASM
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I Wrote my Own Filesystem to Beat Factorio.
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SFB Computer Club - Teil 1/5 - mit Winfried Göpfert - SFB Wissenschaftssendung 1985
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Tips for C Programming
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How Rockstar fit an entire city into PlayStation 2 memory
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Programming in Assembly without an Operating System
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Advanced C: The UB and optimizations that trick good programmers.
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How to directly run BIOS interrupt routines from DOS Debug
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How to program DOS in graphics mode
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