This issue focuses on the development of the NedoLang compiler for the ZX Spectrum, covering code size, memory optimization, and execution speed. It provides a detailed history of ATM Turbo software from 1992 to 2014, spanning CP/M adaptations, system utilities, games, demos, and emulators. A dedicated article presents practical power consumption measurements for household appliances, modern PCs, and retro systems like the ZX Spectrum and Amiga. Comparative data illustrates the electrical power requirements of various devices, ranging from a few watts to kilowatts.
Issue contents:
- News - I’m working on the NedoLang compiler, AmoNik measured the consumption of different devices
- News - AmoNik has measured the power consumption of IDE different devices, I am mostly occupied with NedoLang compiler
- History of software for ATM Turbo - 1992-2014
- History of ATM Turbo software - 1992-2014 years
- Power consumed by household appliances and computers - ZX Spectrum, PC, laptops
- Power consumption of household devices and computers
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