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A couple years ago, a junior dev was absolutely astonished at my ability to interpret a hex dump as ASCII. I don’t think I remember any numeric opcodes for anyt
by dhosek 4y ago
A couple years ago, a junior dev was absolutely astonished at my ability to interpret a hex dump as ASCII. I don’t think I remember any numeric opcodes for anything.
- dhosek 4y agoOh wait, I did correctly remember that $20 was JSR in 6502 assembly.
- jll29 4y agoTrue... and most importantly $A9 = LDA.
- boondaburrah 4y agoMy first 6502 bringup on a breadboard was just a CPU and ROM (no RAM) with A9'H'A9'e'A9'l'A9'l'A9'o' while it was attached to a logic analyser so I could see if it was running. Shortly after I got ram working and added a UART, but it was the easiest instruction to see something I recognised and keep the PC moving forward through memory (Of course NOP is good too, but then I don't know if reading is working right or if I'm just reading the same thing over-and-over). Also my assembler wasn't working, so I had to enter that directly in the TL866 ROM programmer's hex editor & didn't remember any other opcodes.