> not very good for HLL I think it's worth noting that it's very easy to treat the 6502 as having 128 16-bit general purpose registers. If you're okay with poo

> not very good for HLL I think it's worth noting that it's very easy to treat the 6502 as having 128 16-bit general purpose registers. If you're okay with poorly optimised code, that makes for a very nice compiler target, while still allowing you to break out to hand-written assembly for inner loops and other sensitive areas. Edit: On rereading, TFA links to https://dwheeler.com/6502/a-lang.txt https://dwheeler.com/6502/a-lang.txt, where this is approach is discussed under solution 3.