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Re: Need help with an incrementing 16-bit pointer

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GARTHWILSON wrote:
You really need to get the 6502/65816 programmer's manual "Programming the 65816—Including the 6502, 65C02 and 65802" by David Eyes and Ron Lichty....

From Western Design Center. (.pdf) Note: There were many problems with the earlier .pdf version that were not in the original paper manual; but in late March 2015, WDC scanned and OCR'ed the paper manual and posted the new, repaired .pdf.
Where is this PDF posted? That page seems to link only to Amazon to buy hardcopy or Kindle versions of the book.
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Google harder or use archive.org to access an old copy of the WDC website.
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Re: Need help with an incrementing 16-bit pointer

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cjs wrote:
Where is this PDF posted? That page seems to link only to Amazon to buy hardcopy or Kindle versions of the book.
Ba-Boom!

https://archive.org/details/65816programmanual

I would still buy it though. I love having a physical book in my lap when I'm working on a project.
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That's the older PDF that (I think) contains lots of errors.

This is the 2015 version (637 pages):
https://archive.org/details/0893037893P ... ngThe65816

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I now have a hardcopy version of the modern reprint. I lent it to a colleague for some "light" reading during a long flight. It's not a very light bundle of dead-tree slices…
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