Merlin 64 requires a Commodore 64, and is not going to be much use to you without one. If you've bought an original, it'll probably be on a floppy disc, and that would need a 1541 disc drive as well. It would in theory be possible to convert it to run on another machine (once you've got it off the ...

Apologies I wrote that with lack of sleep , and still have had no sleep but....


The 8bit guys video on the PE6502
I can't seem to add any links

Machine language monitor that's on its way is
Merlin 64 Macro Assembler for the Commodore 64

I wanted to source a 6502 hobby board to make and play around with as I have a number of assembly books with practice programs to make. , I have a machine language monitor on its way from the states , and a new powersupply as the orginal I have is nakered. , now the hobby board I was looking at is ...

Although I do agree there are a number of typo's through out all the electronics books I have for the 6502 , 8085 , 8061 etc , I found them very frustrating when I was starting out as I assumed it to be correct, and the logic worked a different way to general binary mathematics. And assumed ya know ...

Now cast your eye on too the Osborne book which has it correct. Fortunately. ( this time)

Well that's interesting I thought it was the Osborne books whether the Kings of errors

Thanks!

I would of had more made , but i would of missed the transfer to the airport so I had 3 made and 3 of my family names.

Next time I go back I'll have a bunch made for the 6502 book I have and there is a whole lot of them too

I have been learning about the 6502 for some years, and trying to learn assembly. I have a number of books I refer too quite regularly which I purchased from the states some years ago , for some of my books disided too have some book marks made.

I would up load a picture but it keeps causing some ...