Hi all,
I'm setting up a website to describe the project I did in the last few months. It is a small computer based on a microprocessor 65C816 and 65C02.
I started today so for now I just put online the wiring diagrams of the computer and a brief description. The wiring diagrams are in PDF format.

This is the link: http://65xx.unet.bz

In the coming days I update the site with detailed descriptions and the software (still incomplete).

Marco

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http://65xx.unet.bz/ - Hardware & Software 65XX family

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x86?  We ain't got no x86.  We don't NEED no stinking x86!

None of the schematics I tried load, they were all broken links. I did not try them all.

Thanks for the writeup Marco! I look forward to seeing more about the project.
Cheers
Ed
(I was able to view a PDF OK)

what browser you use ? for me work fine.
however I have changed the relative path of the PDF documents, I also tested with the IPAD browser and it works. Try again.

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I've added your site to the Homebuilt section: http://www.6502.org/homebuilt/
Cheers
Ed

Many Thanks, Ed !
Within the time available to me I will try to update the site with a detailed description of the hardware, the equations of various GAL, and the problems encountered and the solutions found to make the system work the best.
Also put online the software that I have developed so far.
Marco

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http://65xx.unet.bz/ - Hardware & Software 65XX family

That would be great - while schematics are definitive, a block diagram or textual description is generally a good way to say what you've built.
And, yes, the software would be great too! Please put in some standard license so it's clear what the status is for copying and for derived works.
Cheers
Ed

I uploaded in the site some pictures, a first memory map and IO map, and some datasheets.
Marco

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http://65xx.unet.bz/ - Hardware & Software 65XX family

They seem to work fine now.

Hi all,
i added in the site the source code that i developed so far.
Marco

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Thanks Marco!
For best effect, according to this flowchart you probably intend a licence like the CC0 license which simply means adding a text like this to each file:

Cheers
Ed

Well, copyright can't be waived, so a text like that would not serve any purpose. It's better to choose an existing license (MIT or whatever) and add the appropriate license file. It isn't that much more work.
(note that the concept of 'place something into the Public Domain' isn't a legal concept in many countries, for example my own. It's apparently legal in the US.)

-Tor

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x86?  We ain't got no x86.  We don't NEED no stinking x86!

If you develop something, you have the copyright - it's not something you have to claim. This is why it helps to declare what your license is on your works - in the absence of a declaration, your work can't rightly be copied or derivations made.

I suspect the CC0 license is competently worded: it's true that in at least some EU countries, an author can't disclaim their moral right to be identified as the author, but that right isn't generally the obstacle to using some code in another project. I'd agree that an MIT or BSD license is in some ways preferable, but the CC0 seems to me to meet Marco's intent, and is very short!

Cheers
Ed