the elektronika MK-85 was an interesting russian handheld basic computer resembling the casio fx-700p, but it's actually a full 16 bit pdp-11 compatible processor with a completely original and domestically produced basic, here i've used claude to run that pdp-11 code on RT-11.

i had claude disassemble the soviet version of tetris for the elektronika 60 pdp-11 clone, tetris.sav running on rt-11, converted to run on FLEX 6800. the original code was written in pascal apparently.

GAME80 successfully ported to my mini altair 8800, running a compiled mandelbrot set with ansi color graphics, julia set also

finally tried out he GAME80 interpreter / compiler for the super aki-80, it's fast! i went ahead and made a commented assembly file for GAME80 also, to port to my 8080 sbc.

chatgpt vibe coded an interactive mandelbrot and julia set for the 6809 sbc / assist09, the program uses nearly all 32kb of ram and displays 32 ANSI colors. the 6809 is quite fast with it's hardware multiply and generous registers.

unimon F8 using bit bang I/O with VTL-2 in rom