> > Remind me how to run this... I tried recomp -template
> > templates\template.apple1 -disasm apple1.asm but there's no output,
> > just a warning about an entry vector, and an unknown opcode at E27F...
> and when I made the $FF opcode into data, it generated an output file just
> fine, and the few missing code sections all look to be there now...

Sweet! Can you send me the latest template?

> My copy of the 6502.c must be out of date, the assertion line no doesn't
> match up with the code. Though I suspect it's the final else in AST6502Misc
> that's catching it. But not enough info to tell which opcode cover is
> missing.
>
> If you could email me the most recent code drop, I can put some hours into
> it in the car while we're driving north... of all the supported
> architectures, the 6502 is the one I've done the most coding in, I shouldn't
> have too much difficulty filling in a missing opcode or two...

I haven't implemented the opcodes for anything more than a disassembly, so
if you try to emit C code, you'll get assertions - guaranteed.

Anyway, here's my current sandbox:

http://www.synthcom.com/~nb/OrionV0.28Src.zip

Be forewarned it's a sandbox drop, not really well tested, and I threw
those extra instructions in when you posted the email, so beware. ;-)

> I had forgotten quite how close to completion this thing was, and how slick
> it was... it's quite fun working on it again.

Hehehe. Well, it actually does work for Ms Pacman and Asteroids. I even
gave a demo to VMWare in 2005 on it. It was fun watching a room full of
academics argue over its value. ;-)

-->Neil

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