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Alright, I was very busy this week, and ran into some difficulties, so here's some more KIT-8.

Here's the emulator, which actually has fewer lines than the assembler by a good deal:

Here's a library I'm still working on that contains aliases and macros to abstract and augment the limited and occasionally annoying KIT-8 instruction set:

This is a program that demos a sin/cos routine (almost exclusively using aliases and macros):

This is the specific routine that gets the sin value before shifting it by a certain amount:

And here's the first demo that moves and stuff in a while (there's so much going on that the bitrate can't keep up and mostly looks like garbage, but at least you can tell what's going on):

While the random confetti can destroy the bitrate of a video, this image is a lot sharper:

The emulator now has the capability to blit bitmap sprites, like the pearl/circle thing that bounces around. The random confetti is also there to show the speed of the emulator, as one frame of this takes only a few milliseconds to properly render (even when the assembly is placing every single random dot).

To end this, here's what that program looks like after being fed through the preprocessor:

I had some difficulties with my IDE's debugger while I was being taught how a debugger works, so I'll need to look into that too, I guess.