About small SBC systems
For many years this site had a forum. It was PHPBB based, an older version.
Not much traffic, mostly news from me (which is now also here) and some posts already added to the pages of the site.
Thank you for the contributions and the Contact page is always available for your questions and contributions!
I have added the excellent html formatted manuals by Erik van den Broek to the KIM-1 Manuals page.
Groepaz from the VICE emulator team and the C64 demo group Hitmen just released an updated PDF of 6502 illegal or perhaps more accurately called unintentional opcodes.
I would say this document and the use of illegals are for advanced programmers but they can come in very handy for generating smaller or faster code at times.
Some illegal opcodes can be unstable on certain chips
NMOS 6510 Unintended Opcodes no more secrets (v0.91 – 24/12/16)
San Bergmans has released SB-Assembler 3
Now written in Python 3, runs on Windows, Linux, Max OS.
On its way from China, the R65C24. A dropin for a PIA, with a timer.
In the Facebook group ‘6502 programming’ Joseph Waton published a story about his TIM 1 system and photos.
65XX IC’s added, 6504, Sally Read More
Keith Howell kindly gave me ocr’ed versions of the Elektuur Junior books.
All four dutch, al four English and he is working on the spanish books.
You can find the documents on the Elektuur Junior page.
Found this website on a search for parts, its a 65sc02 kit much like the Microprofessor 1
http://www.kswichit.com/6502/6502.html. Well documented!
Kits are for sale on ebay.
The author, Wichit Sirichote, has designed a whole range of these kits for Z80, 8080, 6802 etc.
Worth a look.
Aart Bik has started to publish a series if tutorials on programming the (Micro-)KIM on his blog.
