Thanks for the reply! I understand memory locations, or at least most of it. I will be using the WDC6502 which I believe is one of the newer CMOS versions of the 6502.
I know how to build a single-step clock, so with that and a 6502 computer, I can connect my keypad interface and it will work fine?
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- Wed Apr 08, 2020 12:49 pm
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- Topic: Am I correct on how the 6502's buses work?
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- Wed Apr 08, 2020 11:33 am
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- Topic: Am I correct on how the 6502's buses work?
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Am I correct on how the 6502's buses work?
Hi y'all,
I'm completely new to the 6502. However, I have some experience with Arduinos, AVRs, etc. I saw Ben Eater's videos and I think I understand about 60% of it. I'm still confused about the difference between the data bus and the address bus. So excuse me if I confuse between the two here. I ...
I'm completely new to the 6502. However, I have some experience with Arduinos, AVRs, etc. I saw Ben Eater's videos and I think I understand about 60% of it. I'm still confused about the difference between the data bus and the address bus. So excuse me if I confuse between the two here. I ...