Make is a pain to get working on Windows, so using the pre-compiled binaries was more convenient for me. Microsoft's NMake is fairly easy to set up for Windows. It's not as powerful or versatile as Make, but it gets the job done for me.

I've been running VSCode under WSL 2 - It uses Linux as the ...

I think its a neat idea. Not sure how useable it would be just due to sheer limited resources. You may find yourself out of memory pretty quickly.

After I made a CC65 target for my SBC a couple of people on discord made a comment about how the compiled code is bulky and slower than ASM. I mean, of ...

With a fork and their already built Makefiles its incredibly easy to add your own target. Dave Plummer did something similar with his KIM-I. Having all the source at hand in say VSCode gives you a very nice environment for working off already working source as well.

i would still heavily recommend putting everything related to that project in a single repository, for the same reasons mentioned before.
I get what you're saying but they truly are separate projects. CC65 is a fork so it has to stand on it's own so I can pull off the main for updates. As for the ...

Now that I have my cc65 fork really fleshed out, I had whip up a version of snakes for it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mg-rPlhPPvs

https://github.com/ChaseHQ/DANI-I-Snakes

Yes! The filesystem is Fat32! It's how In my gif I compile a program i've made with CC65, xfer it over to my SBC and run it. Once I had that up and running, it was such a breeze to continue to write and test code on my SBC. I even have it read the disk label when you do a Dir listing and show it ...

Man, you've been busy! Looks great.

Wonderful! Congratulations for learning all the things you needed and for finishing the project - and thanks indeed for sharing the story with pictures - and the code!

Thanks, and a thank you to you guys! I know there are a couple of times in forum posts you ...

also i can't seem to be able to find any schematic files.

Sorry! I have now added the Schematics as a PDF, it's the last link on my original post

if it's custom then one idea is to try and implement the FAT16 file system so you can move files between your PC and SBC.

Yes! The filesystem is ...

Hey All,
Been on this forum for quite some time (since the beginning of my venture into 6502). I have finally completed my project in it's entirety and wanted to share it with you all, especially due to all the tips and tricks I've learned from the community along the way. My project will be ...

Thanks for the suggestion Marco, I’ll implement a similar struct. I’m confused about writing to the port again. I have tried writing to the port but CA2 is stuck low and is not coming back high after my CA1 transition from the peripheral.

Thanks Garth, I will clean up the code in the morning. I’m confused as to why CA2 isn’t transitioning high when CA1 is pulled low in response. But you brought up a point here that I’m wondering about, in my interrupt I do read PA to clear the IR Flag even though the pins are set to output, I know it ...

Hey Guys, you have all been so helpful in the past I was wondering if you could help me with an issue im experiencing with the 6522. I am trying to use Handshake mode on PA - Specifically testing with Write Handshake at the moment.

Whenever I present Data on PA, the 6522 Pulls CA2 Low as expected ...

Hey, I believe I found a bug, but I could be wrong. It seems that after 1.2.15 square brackets can no longer be used...
Try using curly brackets and see if your code will assemble. Example:

M_PTR_STORE {CHAR_ROM+$468-8}, V_SYSVAR3

YOU ROCK! That was it! Was I doing it wrong all along or was ...

Hey, I believe I found a bug, but I could be wrong. It seems that after 1.2.15 square brackets can no longer be used. They seem to throw an error. I'll give you a quick example:

DVGA_LOADDEFCHARACTERS:
PHA
PHX
M_PTR_STORE [CHAR_ROM+$468-8], V_SYSVAR3 ; Store starting location in V_SYSVAR3
LDX ...

Sorry, Yes! As stated in the original post FOR macros. Particularly a 16bit one. Instead of having to continually rolling my own.

Thanks!