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We already have x86-64, so that would need to have a more specific name. It's popular because of NES homebrewing and stuff like that. It's also the only ASM lang I know :)
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Here is a first jab at porting the code to 6502 assembly:
```
; Set initial values for r0, i0, r1, i1, r2, i2, r3, i3
LDA #1
STA r0
LDA #0
STA i0
STA r1
STA i1
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Wow, there is a lot of documentation out there. Can anyone suggest a reasonable point to dive in and learn? I have considerable assembly language experience with Z80 and 6502, but ITS/KA is a very d…
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Hi,
I am trying to compile my file written for 6502 with the necroassembler
```
necro_6502.exe Assemblyes/6502/Snake/Snake.S Assemblyes/6502/Snake/Snake.bin
```
but every time I issue the comma…
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The [MOS Technology 6502](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOS_Technology_6502) is one of the most famous processors which was used in a lot of home computers in the 80ies.
Even today it is mostly progr…
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I'm having a weird problem. I don't think it's a local issue.
I have some 6502 assembly code I'm editing. I added a label called "Slot:". Right after I entered this, the environment crashed (the…
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Hi
I am trying to assembly in Mac OS Big Sur and I am getting the error:
asm v1.1 (c) 2017 Gaetano Causio
Compile, link and run for assemply code: hello.s
Compiling... Ok
**Linking... ld: lib…
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i often ask people with 6502 assembly coding experience how can we do a ldir (like that one from z80) - when some people runs away, others tries to ask with totally useless suggestions - would be grea…
ghost updated
7 years ago
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Add support for major assembly languages: 6502, 8080, Z80, 8086, IA-32, x86-64, PowerPC, 68000, MIPS, ARM, Sparc.
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Expand assembly language to allow two instructions with the same mnemonic that are differentiated by the decorations (e.g., [ and ]) around the operands and/or the number of operands. This is what th…