This is a nice project and I have no objection to it. It's interesting that he includes an STM32, an FPGA, and other such devices, as support and peripheral em

This is a nice project and I have no objection to it. It's interesting that he includes an STM32, an FPGA, and other such devices, as support and peripheral emulation chips, in his effort to get his 6502 running as he would like. Part of the education of my students here on the reservation we don't have a lot of resources. But we were able to score some nice FPGAs so they've designed and built from the gate level their own CPUs from scratch, then built compilers and interpreters on top of that. The youngest to do so was 9. It's been really convenient as well to be able to order inexpensive boards rather than having to deal with all the copper etching with chemicals as we did a few years ago.