This wiki contains all kinds of articles related to C64 coding. Sourcecodes, tutorials, notes on clever tricks and hardware quirks and so on… You name it!

Codebase64 has been up and running since 2007 and it continues to grow, thanks to the users of this site. To contribute yourself, please register by pressing the login button at the bottom of this page and then click register on the page that comes up next. All kinds of contributions are more than welcome! If you need instructions, please have a look in the lower section (“Meta”) of the menu to the left.

Also note that this wiki contains a RSS feed feature. See the very bottom of this page for a link to that stuff.

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The main part of this site is the codebase. It contains a lot of pages on all kinds of topics. Please go ahead and add your stuff here too!

• Sourcecodes, articles & tutorials

These two sections contain collections of mags and books, not originally intended for wikis, but which are still highly relevant to C64 coding. Any modifications to these texts should be added outside the texts, or in footnotes, rather than by modifying the original texts, since they have once been released as finished wholes.

• Magazines
• Books

This section contains user projects. This place is meant to host YOUR c64 coding projects. This is not sourceforge, and no services like SVN or CVS are provided, but feel free to upload archive files with downloadable sources and other relevant resources.

• User Projects

The following section contain external links to resources in other places on the world wide web. In general, external links are to be avoided on the wiki, since it is preferred to store all relevant information on this site as much as possible. (If that is not possible, an external link might be ok after all.) In this specific section, external links are more than welcome though.

• External links to various C64 coding related resources on the www.

Get in touch with Frantic/HT (administrator of this site) through CSDb for questions, ideas and so on.

• Go to the suggestions page if you want to give some feedback or discuss the wiki itself. (Remember that I might not check this page more than once in a while.)

• There is also a Wish List if you're looking for something which is not already on the wiki.

• Go to the party known as Little Computer People in order to meet us in person.