EMBEDDED INTERACTIVE DEBUGGER

1. Keyboard Shortcuts

The interactive debugger contains the following keyboard shortcuts:

Control-Z: Undo last change

Control-Y: Redo last change

Control-X: Cut selected text to clipboard

Control-C: Copy selected text to clipboard

Control-V: Paste clipboard text

Control-Arrow: Navigate to the adjacent execution node

2. Breakpoints

To set a breakpoint, place an exclamation mark (!) at the beginning of a line. When a breakpoint is set, the program will be paused before that line is executed, allowing you to easily debug code that would be too tedious to step through one instruction at a time.

`MOV LEFT, ACC`
`!ADD ACC`	The program will be paused before this instruction is executed.
`MOV ACC, DOWN`

Note: The Random Access Memory Node is not yet available in standard Tessellated Intelligence System devices. Emulators and prototype hardware are available to interested users. The specification and behavior is not yet finalized and therefore is omitted from this document.

I wrote this page to try to replicate the look of the reference manual for the TIS-100 video game by Zachtronics. I think I succeeded for the most part. Of course, the fonts are not customised to match the ones in the manual, I just decided to use sans-serif, serif, and monospace styles of the default font used by the viewer's browser. The fonts used in the manual are:

For the headings: a Futura-like geometric font, which is most likely Cocogoose Pro Text Bold - the unusual features of the small t and capital W are tells
For the paragraphs: an old style serif font, which I've found is probably Shipley, but honestly I really can't tell the difference between many of these old style serifs, so I think it could also be Centaur - the most significant feature is the slanted dash on the small e
For the code: a monospaced font with slab serifs - I'm almost completely certain that this is the Luxi Mono font

I might use this style for the next paper I write, or even for a personal website. It's clean and neat; oldschool, but not without taste, still looking serious, professional. It's not just thematic.