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Given that Z80 is super easy to learn assembly language, this is a great introduction on how C code would internally. I would suggest give the option for 8085 t
by sytelus 10y ago
Given that Z80 is super easy to learn assembly language, this is a great introduction on how C code would internally. I would suggest give the option for 8085 too as the its so much similar.
- andrepd 10y agoZ80 isn't actually that easy. It's a quirky little chip, I'd much sooner recommend the 6502 for an assembly beginner.
- ucs 10y agoAs luck would have it, the very same site under discussion also happens to host a neat online "IDE" for learning all about the 6502-based Atari 2600¹. It is a companion to the book, "Making Games for the Atari 2600". A wonderfully clear and concise primer that I thoroughly enjoyed, even though I had no interest in the Atari 2600 per se. The NES was my first console -- and naturally the one I'd always wanted to program. Since it shares the same 6502 processor, I used this book as an introductory text before diving into the murkier waters of NES development wikis and forums. ¹ http://8bitworkshop.com http://8bitworkshop.com