@krikzz
krikzz
2 years
This is my implementation of mos6502 cpu core, version used in nes (without decimal mode). i don't think it anything better than other existing cores, but here we are.
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@morjo1
Morgan Johansson
2 years
@krikzz Interesting stuff. Where do you use it?
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@krikzz
krikzz
2 years
@morjo1 Used it in N64 nes core and for some unannounced projects
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@emuboy85
Andrea Campanella
2 years
@krikzz Hey Krikzz, thanks for releasing Open Source projects!
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@heinz_hartz
Heinz Hartz πŸ“―
2 years
@krikzz so when n64 core? :D
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@TheRealYasri
Yasri
2 years
@krikzz History of the MOS 6502.
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@trevorkevorson
Rob Beard
2 years
@krikzz Just looked at the source, I find it fascinating to read even though I can't really understand much of it. Maybe one day I might be able to get just a little bit of it. πŸ˜ƒ
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@krikzz Thanks for the release! ❀️
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@jengelenm
JengelMeister
2 years
@krikzz Cool you’re spreading your wings into new territory (i think)
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@bwack77
PetterHans
2 years
@krikzz Such great work! Thank you for sharing the code too!
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@richard_eng
Eicar
2 years
@krikzz Awesome!! You have even written it in a sane HDL (I'm not a big VHDL fan πŸ˜ƒ). I also like the simple single file approach πŸ‘ When I have time I will try to compare it with other HDL implementations. Also comparing it with the Visual6502 netlist behaviour will be interesting πŸ˜ƒ
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@GadgetUK164
GadgetUK164πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦
2 years
@krikzz This is fantastic! I can see 6502 chip replacements =D I thought about using my own 6502 emulation core to replace a 6502, this is way better!!! Stick a configurable NOP generator or a way to test address certain ranges - makes it much easier to test address decoding!
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