An implementation of Conway's game of life for the Foenix F256K (and the Jr. if your setup allows to use a mouse). You can start either with a random configuration, draw one manually using a mouse or look at a demo of Gosper's glider gun. The simulated world has a size of 128x64 cells and is toroidal in shape, i.e. it would look like a donut, if you would create a 3D model of the 2D playing field.

The chosen parameters for mouse control work well for my mouse. If they don't work for you, you can have a look at the threshold values in the file select.asm and change them. In this file you can also make the right mouse button the primary button if you prefer to use your mouse in that fashion.

You will need GNU make, 64tass and a Python3 interpreter to build this software. The provided makefile should work on Linux and Windows. If you want to use the upload target, you have to modify the makefile in such a way that it reflects the situation on your system. If you want to run the tests you have to build a copy of 6502profiler for your platform.