they commnet...poorly.

probably using 2114 pair for the RAM.

Enjoy!

http://www.jeffsromhack.com/code/files/ ... ecode1.htm

thought it was more PDP-11 based.
(was wrong, sorry)
by the way, there IS a game Skelly did that used a 6502. Name that game

Great book. did get to spend the night at one of the legend's apartment mentioned int he book. was hoping to talk tech galore. Nothing of the sort, sadly. Sigh.

back on CPLDs. Board made, external connectoring slightly different. Already made the pin map. Logic be next in the shindig. Wlll have questions along the way, especially in 2 fun parts in the design. bank switching and an io overlay.... (the io occupies the first 256 bytes of the eprom space at ...

Still waiting for the instructions in english for the help file. Still a fantastic program, period....

Am willing to bet this project is being put forth by a C programmer type who is not so familiar with the basics and nuances of assembly language and is merely seeking an easy reverse engineering by automate means. This would be impossible since programing is very much of an art with each programmer ...

If you want quick support, get into Arduino. I definitely question the Pi 20 years from now. SMD chips I personally abhor for llong range project work since you can always make a sub board to fit a DIP socket if you need to extend the life of a project. A friend showed me once a robotics controller ...

Same here

My own weapon of choice on here is the Kowalski compiler. One wish I have for it would be an emulation by setting up lemory locations for what you want it to do. This would become important since I have a bank switching sceme built into the computer, so being able to compile across pages would be a ...

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I still like the serial as it allows a fairly massive amount of memory including scaling upwards without memory addressing costs. On my own pinball board, it does have a 4 meg upwards which is banked into an 8k page, along with paged ram if needed. To scale it upwards would requitre more lines out ...

1. Lee and Garth and Daryl have I2C and PS2 and other comm circuits for your perusal and enjoyment. Use them, know them, love them.
2. Sparkfun and dangerous prototypes have tiny such additions that use the protocols listed above.
3. Repeat. Wash. rinse.

thought that rar was more common for macs, next to stuffit files.

EPCB is good on their production. MY biggest beef there It hink, their output not being Gerber, so you are locked in.

Best thign on Kicad I love: FREE with no sizing upgrade limits garbage. My pinball board was done in Kicad by the way.