Excitedly waiting for that to arrive. Written in 6502 ASM, python or c/++?
I think they put it on the wrong truck because it took an unnecessary tour of the USA. Seems back on track now.

It's C that should port well to CC65. I'm planning on renaming the file, so here's a long permalink...
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The Picocomputer I sent you has a VT-like terminal in it. It's not that bad looking back but getting started was hard. The deepest part of the hole is CSI with multiple arguments. I haven't filled out every command yet, but the state machine logic is complete.

Why me? It's your idea, run with it and submit a pull request. Not everyone needs a 6522 so "picos only" would be a viable configuration for some folks.

Neo6502 = 1 RP2040
RP6502 = 2 RP2040s
CB6502 = 3 RP2040s
Do I hear 4? Going once... going twice... SOLD!

If all you can think of are things that can be done with emulation, stick with emulation. Or just write it native.

If you want to learn about and tinker with real hardware, the RP6502 chipset is a strong foundation. You could, for example, drop the Pico VGA and design your own VGA system. Or do ...

Coincidentally, yesterday, someone posted a port of Hunter Adams graphics code to the Picocomputer 6502.
https://github.com/orgs/picocomputer/discussions/53

How is your design going to differ from the Neo6502 and Picocomputer 6502 projects? You commented on a couple of my videos so I know you've ...

I've remember finding your channel when you were still on a breadboard. I watch all the original homebrew content, when I can find it. I think there's a much bigger market than the algorithm knows about. Just not big enough to get its attention.

There's only one PCB layout right now and it has all the 6522 GPIOs exposed on J1/GPIO. Options for access include cutting holes or leaving the top off or designing your own case or using taller standoffs or a ribbon cable.

how to use Windows as the dev env for the Pico modules
Most people will never build the Pi Pico code (I'm guessing). Lee Smith's video is about the 6502 CC65 IDE built around cmake and vscode. You can, of course, build 6502 code with any tools you like, I'm just focusing on making everything use ...

I'm here. Happy to answer questions, but I didn't see any. If I'm just expounding, I do it in code, the documentation, or a video. And I'm old enough to ignore the off-topic stuff.

Most of you have seen my project on YouTube. For the uninitiated...

It's a WDC 65C02 + 65C22 system with RP2040 chips running the video, audio, USB, and operating system. It can be built on a breadboard or on a PCB with 100% through hole construction. For some, it's a starting point for hardware ...