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you've done the CPU? cool, what resources did you use to try to create one?

nvm, found some visual studio stuff

how do i compile the WLADX.tar for windows?
i clicked the ms-dos.bat but i didn't get anything in the binaries folder.
that is where the binaries would end up right?

hmm thanks for raising that question!! i forgot all about that site!!
http://project64.ath.cx/misc/assembler.txt

does this PDF file teach about assembly? i'm under the impression that it only teaches about BASIC.[/url]

Doesn't C64 BASIC allow you to input assembly? i have absolutely no clue. i just thought it would be basic. i've managed to find a copy of Profi Assembler Plus, but i don't know how to use it yet. hmm this looks interesting, http://www.haddewig.de/nogames64/ i wonder if i can find docs for the asse...

nice, what did you use to get going? as far as software and stuff?

atari2600a wrote:Oh how I wish atariarchive.org was still up...

why?

hi, i'm assuming the 6502 programming book i have is geared towards the commodore64s and the KIM-1? so what about using an emulator? i have one that i like, all i need i guess is to learn how to make virtial floppies to load my data and what the necessary programs are to use to do asm on it? i like ...

hehe, well it was my original idea to build the things that i read about the 6502 as i go along, but it it turns out that this rodnay zaks book is part 2 of a series of like seven books or something. and the actual book that has the actual tech info on the 6502 is the volume before this one... so i ...

Hello, I'm reading a 6502 programming book, and have decided to code every peice mentioned in the book, put it together and make it work. so, i've got the boost libraries installed and am using 8 and 16 bit integer types. but i can't measure them( sizeof() only measures in bytes ) and i don't know h...

Wait crap I just remembered something! This is limited to NESasm, & I doubt NESasm would support illegal opcodes of any kind. (I never looked into NESasm at all) This would render the whole idea useless...UNLESS you added a little more dynamic-y-ism to the program by adding support for pseudo o...

atari2600a wrote:Um...opcodes that are illegal?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_opcode

wow, i couldn't have guessed that, but thanks for the link

hmm very interesting article

atari2600a wrote:I'm curious whether illegal opcodes are the same on the 2A03 as they are on the 6502...If they are you can have them turn a blood red color I guess...

what do you mean by illegal opcodes?