As there's not a Microprocessor forum, I'm putting this here, as it's not a Microcontroller.
Many of us come from the 6502 days, Apple, C64, KIM1 etc, or in my case Microtan 65 - and a good while back now, Microsoft posted all the original BASIC source code on Github.
So I've been following a guy on YouTube, who's been breadboarding his own 6502 based simple computer, and he's just recently got round to implementing the original Microsoft BASIC on it:
Earlyierepisodes show him implementing WOZMON on it, something I wasn't familiar with, but it's incredible how little code WOZMON takes
It makes me want to build a 6502 board to play with
- but then reality kicks in, and a little cheap PIC has far better specs. for a fraction of the cost, and almost nothing else required other than the PIC.
It takes you back!![Big Grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Many of us come from the 6502 days, Apple, C64, KIM1 etc, or in my case Microtan 65 - and a good while back now, Microsoft posted all the original BASIC source code on Github.
So I've been following a guy on YouTube, who's been breadboarding his own 6502 based simple computer, and he's just recently got round to implementing the original Microsoft BASIC on it:
Earlyierepisodes show him implementing WOZMON on it, something I wasn't familiar with, but it's incredible how little code WOZMON takes
It makes me want to build a 6502 board to play with
It takes you back!