Building a C128 memory map visualizer that actually watches memory move

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Subject: Building a C128 memory map visualizer that actually watches memory move
From: danconderman (at) *nospam* gmail.com (Daniel Conderman)
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Date: Aug 17 2026 01:02:02
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This is one of those projects that sounded simple until I started thinking
about it.

I want a Commodore 128 program that turns memory activity into a live visual
display.

Not just a static memory map.

I want to actually WATCH bytes changing.

Different regions represented visually, activity lighting up, patterns
forming as programs run, maybe different colors or intensity for
reads/writes/change frequency.

Basically an oscilloscope for the machine's brain.

And yes, I want it running in assembly on the actual C128.

Completely unnecessary.

Therefore absolutely necessary.


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