Thanks for taking interest in my #vector-06c mini project!

You have some amazingly looking devices.

Thank you for liking and following my #PERSEUS-9 homemade mobile 6502 computer! Yesterday, I added diagrams of the multiplication and division algorithms to the my own floating point interpreter article that I am implementing on this computer.

Yes !, did you add videos yesterday too, I did not saw those last time.

Your case is pretty clean (one reason of the Like), 

seeing your diagrams : are you always rendering full screen mem ? (in scrolling process only ?)  

Thank you. Yesterday's update has no video, just JPEG figures. The update is listed at the end of the project log of #Homemade Floating Point Interpreter for 6502.

In the terminal section system of PERSEUS-9, all character data on the buffer memory is converted to font bit pattern and constantly updated to the display. I simply used the constant execution method because the update is necessary not only when scrolling but also when entering a single character, deleting, or blinking the cursor.

For the screen/terminal refresh I had exactly same issues,

So I decided to use a 'dirty' flag for each row (in your case 7x 1 bool)

then partially updating my screen : in case of character adding/removing I often have only 1 row to render.. -- but I know, it makes the render code heavier

Franck, i have not played with the ardunio at all.  if someone were to use the arduino to control the bus in the  #Magnetic Bubble Memory Makes a Comeback  or the #SBC-85 Bus Monitor , would you have to bit-bang the whole interface or are there control signals like WR* & RD*  that could be used directly?

I planned to leave 1 or 2 UARTs free as an extension port system (those are not yet mapped to Os anyway) so I guess WR/RD could be used directly...

thanks for liking my #SBC-85 8085 Single Board Computer project. Looking at your arduino projects, maybe interfacing some of the other SBC-85 ecosystems like the #Magnetic Bubble Memory Makes a Comeback board would be a fun project.    or even making an arduino based board for the SBC-85 backplane so all the ecosystem could be used?

thanks, When I will have few much time, I should look to your ecosystem bus/comm specs better, see soon

Hi your welcome, all handheld projects interest me ;-)

Thanks for following my #GBAA: Game Boy Advance Arduino project buddy!

Thanks for following my CP/M Computer using an Arduino.

https://hackaday.io/project/19560-z80-cpm-computer-using-an-arduino

Hi, as I went to re-see your profile, You've earned another LIKE ;) (Playing with ESP8266) thanks for your work & explanations 

Franck, Thank you for liking one of my projects!