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0 pointsmavhc2y ago0 comments

The OP's code has REM based assembly it in to save space

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is that assembly or is that the dithering table

Yes, the REM is the lookup table used in line 70.

Because BBC Basic had a built-in assembler it was pretty uncommon for BBC programs to inline machine code as raw data (unlike some other computers from BITD).

londons_explore2y ago

just a table of constants.

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