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For 8-bits I'd recommend the 6809. Two 8-bit accumulators that can be used as a 16-bit accumulator, 4 16-bit index registers (that can largely be interchanged,
by spc476 10y ago
For 8-bits I'd recommend the 6809. Two 8-bit accumulators that can be used as a 16-bit accumulator, 4 16-bit index registers (that can largely be interchanged, except for S which is also the stack register) and you can generate pure relocatable code. And the zero-page isn't restricted to address $0000.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoYeah, but those are hard to get.
- EvanAnderson 10y agoThis sounds really interesting. I've never taken a look at the 6809 before. I happen to have a working Tandy CoCo I scored in a vintage computer haul. I'll definitely check out 6809 assembler.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoI know that asxxxx will assemble for the 6809, if you need an assembler.