Just as an FYI I have made these macros that work with my assembler, but they should be compatible to others




;********************************************
;* *
;* BEQ16 *
;* *
;* 16bit beq *
;* *
;* \1 a 16-bit *
;* \2 b 16 bit *
;* \3 Destination a = b *
;* *
;* destroys a ...

I hope he gets well. I met him a few times while working at Apple and at MacHack.
Great guy

I now have it assembled and running with my assembler Pasm
https://github.com/pebmeister/Pasm



Processing sweet16.asm
;***********************
;* *
;* APPLE-II PSEUDO *
;* MACHINE INTERPRETER *
;* *
;* COPYRIGHT 1977 *
;* APPLE COMPUTER INC *
;* *
;* ALL RIGHTS RESERVED *
;* S ...

Thanks!

I was porting sweet16 to a 6502 IDE that I am developing and I noticed some things that are wrong.
I took the code from here
http://www.6502.org/source/interpreters/sweet16.htm


The original article is here
https://archive.org/details/byte-magazine-1977-11-rescan/page/n152/mode/1up?view=theater ...

For those interested I have some files I like to share that would be useful for anyone using Assembly language for the C64

• basic.asm - c64 basic locations
  kernal.asm - c64 kernal location
  macros.asm - general 6502 macros
  pagezeo.asm - c64 page 0 locations

https://github.com/pebmeister/Pasm

my opensource Assembler.
supports labels, local labels, -+ labels, macros

example basic graphics wedge I wrote using it


; written by Paul Baxter

.inc "macros.asm"
.inc "pagezero.asm"
.inc "basic.asm"
.inc "kernal.asm ...

I don't want to hijack this thread but I have a simple question how can I get the assembler list file for the
6 5 C 0 2 E X T E N D E D O P C O D E S T E S T by Klaus Dorman

I have rewritten parts of my assembler to be almost 100% compatible with the source.
There are some minor exceptions such ...

Here another method. When I first created the loops the second loop max was of course the square root to the first loop index.
I noticed a pattern with the square roots
2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 etc.

Using this pattern I came up with this for C.
Notice how the max of the second loop is calculated.


void ...

If you want to give your 'c02 assembler a thorough work-out, don't forget to test the (zp) and (abs,x) modes, STZ and BIT# ... all of the yellow ones from Neil's table:

http://www.llx.com/~nparker/a2/opcodes.html

Mike B.

Here is my generated test with all possible opcodes in all possible modes ...

I used my assembler scripting feature I can generate the primes in preprocessing :lol:
It theoretically uses 0 cycles


;***************************************
; C:\Users\Paul\Perforce\paul_Paul-PC_2148\pasm64\windows\pasms64\..\..\test\prime.a
;***************************************

.org ...

You could also do what I have done in my assembler, I use Flex and Bison.
This makes life so much easier. A lex file sets the tokens and the bison sets the grammar.

here is my lex and bison files for my 6502/65C02 macro assembler with scripting.


Lex

%option case-insensitive yylineno noyywrap ...

Thanks.

I will be adding those to my test but I already know those work. I was just concerned with this particular mode.

I am writing a program that generates source code for all possible op codes in all possible modes.

FYI here is my test file


;***************************************
; test/wintest.a
;***************************************

.C64 ; C64 output
.illegal OFF ; no illegal opcodes

.ORG $1000
; Turn on 65C02
.65C02 on

start
$1000: $DA phx phx
$1001: $5A phy phy
$1002: $0F $14 $02 bbr0 $14 ...

Thanks for your help. I think I have it now.


* = $1000
Label1
$1000: $8F $12 $FD bbs0 $12,Label1
$1003: $8F $13 $00 bbs0 $13,Label2
Label2
$1006: $60 rts