Thanks for publishing! I think it's almost always the right thing to do, for works-in-progress as well as polished-and-final projects.

I agree. There is just that barrier of publishing something that is just a hobby project and far from complete/stable.

But for sure there are things I have made ...

I made my Github repo public with my 65816 OS and the included vscode debugger + emulator written in TypeScript.

https://github.com/alexanderbh/65816-OS

It is a bit of a mess as it is just a playground for myself. But perhaps someone out there could take some inspiration from it.

You can read ...

Thanks again for posting this. It took me about a day to convert the core part of my Python 65816 emulator to Typescript and kludge it into Microsoft's Mock-Debug extension. It only has basic debug functionality so far, but the 65816 is fully modelled. It's a much better debugging experience than ...

Thanks for the input. The debug adapter part is a protocol that is at least used in Visual Studio Code:
https://microsoft.github.io/debug-adapter-protocol/

I have considered the serial connection to send over new code. It will help on the speed to get code over, but I still have the issue of ...

EDIT:
I made the debugger+emulator. See github repo: https://github.com/alexanderbh/65816-OS



I am writing a multitasking OS for my 65816 breadboard computer and I found the development cycle too slow. Write code, burn ROM, plug in, nothing works, repeat.
I have a scheduler running based on ...

Any progress on the RA8875? I have a running RA8875 display (800x480) on my 65c02 breadboard.

I can't find many people using the RA8875 with the 6502 (probably since it is cheating to have a display controller chip that powerful on the 6502 :D )

I am running it in text mode and using it as a text ...