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> Furby's code is 6502 assembler It's actually a SPC81A [1], which supports about only half of the 6502 opcodes. It is also used in some HP calculators. [1] h
by selcuka 4y ago
> Furby's code is 6502 assembler
It's actually a SPC81A [1], which supports about only half of the 6502 opcodes. It is also used in some HP calculators.
[1] https://datasheet.datasheetarchive.com/originals/library/Datasheets-ISS17/DSAIH000339105.pdf https://datasheet.datasheetarchive.com/originals/library/Dat...
- nuc1e0n 4y agoSure. Makes me wonder how easy this code could be ported to run on the Commodore 64 though. You'd need a cartridge with the TI voice synthesis chip used in the furby of course, but it'd be doable I think. It's interesting code to read through.