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I remember 6502 assembly fondly, so easy to learn and remember, but so full of tricks you had to learn as well.
by coldcode 11y ago
I remember 6502 assembly fondly, so easy to learn and remember, but so full of tricks you had to learn as well.
- jimmaswell 11y agoI don't remember any tricks from working with NES 6502 assembly, what tricks do you mean?
- pvg 11y agoCould you write self-modifying code on a NES? If not (or not typically) that would get rid of most of the crazier stuff.
- Narishma 11y agoCode on consoles of that era is typically executed directly from ROM, so you'd have to first copy it to RAM, which was rather limited (only 2 KB I believe on the NES).
- jimmaswell 11y agoSome carts also had expansion RAM in them also