Matt Regan is at it again

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Matt Regan is at it again

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And more power to his elbow!

An emulated 6502/6510 (I think it will mutate during development) consisting of a (big) eprom driven state machine generating a Turing machine style 6502 processor. It's in his latest youtube video, and I'm pretty certain it's not _quite_ as easy as he makes it look!

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Got a link? Search isn't finding anything.
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Oops, sorry :)

https://youtu.be/MG3j_6DBCIE

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Here's the full playlist from 3 years ago that explains the 6502 state machine in more detail:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHU8whQ ... Gl0QrhX9p7
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Thanks for the links to videos!
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