PET 2001 End-of-May Updates

The PET 2001 online emulator enjoyed some TLC. Some news on the PET 2001 online emulator: Loding hex-dump filesYou may now load a hex-dum (a text-file with extension ".hex", ".hd" or ".dump") in place of any binary files (in prg-format). As these files require a start address, this is either extracted from the first address label (if your hex-dump has this) or the first two bytes are used for this (low-byte, high-byte). Whatever comes first takes precedence. Otherwise any address labels, comments or annotations (e.g., blocks of ASCII/PETSCII representations) are ignored. Valid hex-dumps are at a minumum space- or comma-separated lists of groups of hexadecimal numbers representing byte-values, and at a maximum most of the usual hex-dump formats. E.g., the short BASIC program “10 PRINT"HELLO"” (at start address $401) may be represented as 0401: 0E 04 0A 00 99 22 48 ....."H 0408: 45 4C 4C 4F 22 00 00 00 ELLO"... or as (mind the start address $0401 in the first two bytes) 01 04 0E 04 0A…