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6502 is just not that viable for C-like languages. Mostly because of its tiny hardcoded stack, so for C you need to either emulate the stack in software (slow)
by dan_hawkins 5y ago
6502 is just not that viable for C-like languages. Mostly because of its tiny hardcoded stack, so for C you need to either emulate the stack in software (slow) or figure out workarounds (mostly involving precious zero page.)
- colejohnson66 5y agoNot to mention that there’s only three registers (A, X, and Y (and P, technically)). And each one has a different purpose; There were no “general purpose registers”
- rasz 5y agoThats what page zero was for.