“Core Memory - The Basics” explained what core memory and its theory of operation is, but now it is time to actually make it work.
In the next part I will try to make something “useful” out of the two core memory modules I have.
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Anybody that ever did some programming on a Unix based system will be familiar with Core Dumps, but ever wondered where that name came from?
It comes from a time (1950s - 1970s) where computer stored data on ferrite cores, a lot of tiny ferrite cores. And in case something went wrong, the data stored on those tiny ferrite cores was printed, dumped, on paper to be analyzed, a core dump.
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