Hi team,
Like many others here, I got interested in computer science while programming BASIC and 6510 machine code on the Commodore 64. I still have this old friend, although I do most legacy programming on an emulator nowadays. For this purpose, I wrote a MOS Technology 6510 cross-assembler. The assembler supports all "documented" and "undocumented" opcodes of the 65xx microprocessor family, as well as many useful directives and common output formats (C64S or T64, H6X, raw bytes, paper tape format). These formats can be directly executed on emulators, or uploaded to any 65xx based microcomputer, like the C64 or Micro-KIM.
Aart
http://www.aartbik.com/MISC/c64.html
Nice work on your assembler and other projects at your site.
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You know you're good (or at least above average) when you write your own assembler... assuming it works ;)
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