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Are there any 6502 simulators for iOS? An app that would let me write assembly code in it and have it run on an emulated machine. Kinda like 6502asm.com, but as an app. I don't imagine there are many, if at all, but I figured I'd ask. Google didn't ...

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If I wanted to make a program that ran on a NES (hardware or emulator), does it matter which assembler to use? Would all of them, knowing which format I need to write the NES rom in, be able to produce the same thing?

I suspect the answer is yes, but being ...

Hi kc5tja! Thanks for your reply. I'm really interested in ideas for 6502 since I'd like to work with NES-level hardware.

I'm afraid I don't quite 100% understand the idea of control blocks. A control block be just a section of memory reserved for parameters passing? And used by many routines or is ...

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I don't have any kind of hardware skill, but I'm interested in running my programs on real hardware. Are there any pre-made kits available that someone like me can work with? I really don't know what's out there.

Are there some that can have programs uploaded and debugged through a USB port ...

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Are there any good, supported assemblers and simulators (and general tools like IDEs) available for Mac OS X?

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Shawn

What's the preferred method of passing parameters to assembly subroutines?

I thought of using the stack but since the subroutine address is pushed there too, I don't that that'll work. Reserving memory locations just for different subroutines seemed wasteful. I thought of making my own kind of ...