I made some quick reference documents for the 65C02 and 65816. They are available at https://github.com/jefftranter/6502/tree/master/docs along with some other documents that are mostly relevant to the Apple 1 and Replica 1.

Let me know of any errors or improvements you'd like to see.

The manual "Programming the 65816 Including the 6502, 65C02 and 65802" available from The Western Design Center has a chapter describing and giving the source code for a program called DEBUG16 that can perform disassembly and instruction tracing of 65816 machine code. I ported the code to the CC65 ...

I've got it working. Thanks again.

Is there an easy way to support a filename in the LOAD and save COMMANDs, and get access to that from my code? Right now I am prompting the user for it.

Thanks, this will be helpful too.

I was also thinking about using ASCII format, and may pursue that, but the CFFA1 APIs don't directly support reading and writing text files, so that would take a little more effort.

Thanks, I'll take a look at that.

Is anyone familiar with how to save and load EhBASIC programs? It's not clear to me what range of memory needs to be saved and restored.

I'm working on integrating the CFFA1 flash memory card with EhBASIC on Apple 1/Replica 1 systems. It's further complicated by the fact that the CFFA1 firmware ...

I couldn't find a port of the most recent version 2.22 of Enhanced BASIC, so I spent an evening and got it running on the Replica 1. I also made a version that displays in all uppercase for Apple 1, Mimeo and Obtronix users.
Details are at my blog at http://jefftranter.blogspot.ca/2012/04/enhanced ...

Hello there.

My first computer was an Ohio Scientific Superboard I bought new in 1980 and I learned BASIC and machine language programming on it. I later progressed to an Apple //e and then PCs, mostly running Linux. In my professional life I work as an engineering manager for a software consulting ...

Thanks for the invite. I am now a forum member. I hope you enjoy some of the info on my blog. I've certainly found a lot of useful information on this site and I intend to follow these forums too,