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Here's some 6502 to brighten your Sunday! youtu.be/MOEmQ79nA38 Special thanks to @musicvsartstuff.bsky.social for the amazing backing music

youtu.beThinking in 6502 - Hello, World!YouTube video by Colin Hoad

Paul Hayes (hayesey)

@hayesey.bsky.social

27 Apr

Thanks, that was a very good video. Going backwards from a higher level language is useful to me as that's my viewpoint. I never learnt any assembly and do think it's something I should learn. I went from Basic (Sinclair mostly) through other high level languages.

Colin Hoad

@colinhoad.com

Thank you! I'm very much the same, I only went as far as BBC BASIC as a kid, and from there it's been high level all the way; C is the "lowest" I've ever gone, until now...

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Paul Hayes (hayesey)

@hayesey.bsky.social

27 Apr

I will watch this series anyway, I hope you continue it. I'll work along with an electron emulator.

Colin Hoad

@colinhoad.com

27 Apr

Thank you! I highly recommend Electroniq for emulating the Electron: 0xc0de6502.github.io/electroniq/

0xc0de6502.github.ioElectroniqAcorn Electron emulator

Paul Hayes (hayesey)

@hayesey.bsky.social

27 Apr

same here, I learnt some C a decade or so ago as I wanted to write some firmware for an embedded radio device. I enjoyed it and feel I would with assembly too but I need a reason, some project that gives me a reason to do assembly, or some goal that will be useful to me at the end.