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Dunno bro, it doesn't work on the 6502, so... ;)
by eek2121 4y ago
Dunno bro, it doesn't work on the 6502, so... ;)
- Joker_vD 4y agoBy today standards, 6502 is a nanocontroller... or maybe even a picocontroller. Go buy yourself a real microcontroller, y'hear me? /s
- connicpu 4y agoI mean in a world where a 32-bit microcontroller with flash in the 1-2MB range and a few hundred KiB RAM can cost less than $2 why make things harder on yourself :P If you're using a chip without the bells and whistles for precise timing reasons, then you're probably gonna program it in assembly too anyways