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+# Wonky French Flag
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+This is an example ZX Spectrum program which produces a wonky French flag.
+
+## Usage
+
+- Clone this git repository
+- Change into the directory
+- Run `code .` to bring up VSCode
+- Agree to "Reopen in container"
+- Wait for the devcontainer to download and initialise
+- Build the project with `make`
+- Open the `myprog.sna` file in your favourite Spectrum emulator
+- Recoil at flag wonkiness
+- Open `main.asm` in the VSCode editor and have a quick read
+- Select "Run and Debug" from the bar on the far left
+- In the drop down bar at the top, select "Simulator - ZX48K Spectrum"
+- Press the "Start Debugging" green arrow to the left of the dropdown list
+- Select the "Continue" arrow from the wee icon menu which has appeared at the top of the screen
+- Recoil again at the wonky flag
+- Stop debugging by pressing the square at the far right of the wee icon menu
+- Go back to the `main.asm` file
+- Left click on the space to the left of the line number at line 25
+- A little red breakpoint blob should have appeared. You can toggle this by clicking on it
+- Start debugging again
+- Press "Continue" arrow as before
+- The debugger will stop the program running at the breakpoint
+- Keep pressing the "Step into" downwards arrow on the wee icon bar
+- Note what is happening to the registers on the left and the screen on the right
+- Watch the red stripe getting painted
+- Have a moment of revelation about how you're going to fix this
+- Stop the debugger
+- Edit `main.asm` to fix the bug
+- Remember to save the file and run `make` again to rebuild the program
+- Remove the breakpoint on line 25
+- Run in the debugger again
+- Marvel at the lovely flag
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