I'm aware that some of you have already found and made good use of it, and I have mentioned it a few times, but I don't believe I've ever actually "announced" it on this forum...

So, yeah, I made a Kicad symbol library that contains a bunch of 6502 and 6502-adjacent chips. I will be maintaining it for the foreseeable future, and I'm always happy to take requests to add new chips if people want them and (if necessary) can supply appropriate documentation. The library is licensed under LGPL 2.1, which makes it 100% kosher for use in your own projects, commercial or not.

You can find it here: https://github.com/Alarm-Siren/6502-kicad-library

I don't know if there's a suitable place on the main website, but if there is please feel free to add it as a community resource if you consider it appropriate to do so.

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this is so helpful and saves so much time!

thank you so much !!

I believe that's the one I've been using too - thanks!

Neil

Glad its been of use to you

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Also, I maintain KiCad libraries of Retro Computing and Arduino components you might find useful.

I'm currently in the process of updating this library, and as part of that I'd like to include the long-promised VIC, VIC-II and VIC-IIe and TED.

However, I'd like to work from original datasheets if possible. I can see that the VIC is covered in the document archive, but the VIC-II only has a preliminary datasheet covering a single variant (unreliable); the VIC-IIe and TED appear not to have any documents at all.

Does anyone know where I might find these documents?

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Want to design a PCB for your project? I strongly recommend KiCad. Its free, its multiplatform, and its easy to learn!
Also, I maintain KiCad libraries of Retro Computing and Arduino components you might find useful.