C

Great Challenge and my first one. I created an account just because the challenge intrigued me so much. The down side is that I couldn't stop thinking of the challenge when I had real, paying, programming work to do.

I feel compelled to get a completed 8086 emulation running, but that's another challenge ;-)

The code is written in ANSI-C, so just compile/link the .c files together, pass in the codegolf binary, and go.

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[3]: https://caprockgames.com/codegolf/codegolf_8086.zip [link fixed]

C

Great Challenge and my first one. I created an account just because the challenge intrigued me so much. The down side is that I couldn't stop thinking of the challenge when I had real, paying, programming work to do.

I feel compelled to get a completed 8086 emulation running, but that's another challenge ;-)

The code is written in ANSI-C, so just compile/link the .c files together, pass in the codegolf binary, and go.

source zipped

C

Great Challenge and my first one. I created an account just because the challenge intrigued me so much. The down side is that I couldn't stop thinking of the challenge when I had real, paying, programming work to do.

I feel compelled to get a completed 8086 emulation running, but that's another challenge ;-)

The code is written in ANSI-C, so just compile/link the .c files together, pass in the codegolf binary, and go.

source zipped

C

Great Challenge and my first one. I created an account just because the challenge intrigued me so much. The down side is that I couldn't stop thinking of the challenge when I had real, paying, programming work to do.

I feel compelled to get a completed 8086 emulation running, but that's another challenge ;-)

The code is written in ANSI-C, so just compile/link the .c files together, pass in the codegolf binary, and go.

[source zipped][3]

[3]: https://caprockgames.com/codegolf/codegolf_8086.zip [link fixed]

C

Great Challenge and my first one. I created an account just because the challenge intrigued me so much. The down side is that I couldn't stop thinking of the challenge when I had real, paying, programming work to do.

I feel compelled to get a completed 8086 emulation running, but that's another challenge ;-)

The code is written in ANSI-C, so just compile/link the .c files together, pass in the codegolf binary, and go.

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source zipped

BTW, what is with this no posting of images for new users, I wanted to show off all of my hard work. O well, there is a link to the image above. I do get two links at least.

C

Great Challenge and my first one. I created an account just because the challenge intrigued me so much. The down side is that I couldn't stop thinking of the challenge when I had real, paying, programming work to do.

I feel compelled to get a completed 8086 emulation running, but that's another challenge ;-)

The code is written in ANSI-C, so just compile/link the .c files together, pass in the codegolf binary, and go.

source zipped