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Offer of Collaboration #92

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odflor opened this issue Oct 18, 2024 · 2 comments
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Offer of Collaboration #92

odflor opened this issue Oct 18, 2024 · 2 comments

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@odflor
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odflor commented Oct 18, 2024

Hi Mr. Tito:

I want to try to adapt the p65pas compiler to generate code that run on the neo6502 and its emulator.

https://neo6502.com/

Do you have any advice you would like to give me?

Thanks and
Best Regards

@t-edson
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t-edson commented Oct 23, 2024

Hi.

First of all, you will need to know the memory map of that device. Then, I suggest to create a Hello world program. I think it won't be so difficult to do the adaptation.

@kveroneau
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I've been using P65Pas with fully custom 6502-based emulators I've been writing, and it works perfectly. As mentioned by the developer, as long as you know the memory map and the technical details of your target, making P65Pas work with it is really easy. A fun example 6502 project which I was using P65Pas heavily with was my 6502 Simulation Toy I built, I have several videos on YouTube of this program, which all the demos shown were all built using P65Pas, although I did make a modification to the compiler's output routine where as if the output file does not have a .prg extension, then it will not forceful insert a PRG header, allowing flat binaries to also be generated by the P65Pas compiler. YouTube demo of my 6502 Simulation Toy: https://youtu.be/amk3z_B5zN8

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