Fully documented and annotated source code for Lander on the Acorn Archimedes
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RISC OS is an operating system created by Acorn computers for the first ARM processors.
It is a modular system, using a cooperative multitasking model. It is used by hobbyists
on hardware such as the Raspberry Pi and Pinebook.
Fully documented and annotated source code for Lander on the Acorn Archimedes
Nettle is *the* terminal emulator and telnet client for the RISC OS operating system. It utilises the ZapRedraw module for speedy display and is a fast, clean native implementation.
Extends the RISC OS Filer, turning it into an image thumbnailing tool.
RISC OS module which can be used to remap keys and mouse buttons. This module intercepts KeyV, remapping the low level key codes sent from the keyboard or mouse driver to the kernel.
RISC OS module allowing applications to disable the usual behaviour of the Alt keys by the keyboard handler and have access to the raw key presses.
Experiments in computer graphics with ARM assembly
DeviceFS driver forwarding writes to SysLog allowing logging using standard file operations.
Created by Acorn Computers Ltd
Released September 1987