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1.chrislgarry / Apollo-11

Original Apollo 11 Guidance Computer (AGC) source code for the command and lunar modules.

agc
nasa
apollo
hacktoberfest

Assembly Other license76K total8.3K forks

+8,929 stars

from 67,450 · score 9.10

2.kanaka / mal

mal - Make a Lisp

mal
docker
lisp
lisp-interpreter
c
java
+14 more

Assembly Other license11K total2.7K forks

+182 stars

from 10,576 · score 5.21

3.jmechner / Prince-of-Persia-Apple-II

A running-jumping-swordfighting game I made on the Apple II from 1985-89

Assembly Other license6.9K total749 forks

+162 stars

from 6,753 · score 5.09

4.dspinellis / unix-history-repo

Continuous Unix commit history from 1970 until today

unix
freebsd
bell-labs
history
evolution
berkeley
+1 more

Assembly Other license7.3K total506 forks

+140 stars

from 7,154 · score 4.95

5.briansmith / ring

An experiment.

rust
cryptography
security

Assembly Other license4.1K total810 forks

+57 stars

from 4,056 · score 4.06

6.LIJI32 / SameSuite

A suite of Game Boy tests, used for hardware research and emulator testing

Assembly Other license49 total24 forks

+2 stars

from 47 · score 1.10

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