Monotron - Building a retro computer in Embedded Rust
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Shows how an embedded Rust project recreates a retro-style computer (Monotron) on a Cortex-M development board by implementing VGA signal generation without a video chip, text rendering without a full framebuffer, PS/2 keyboard decoding, SD card access, audio output, real-time clock, MIDI, and parallel printer support. Describes fitting all functionality into 256 KiB Flash and 32 KiB SRAM while building reusable, testable Rust components.
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