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Playing with 6502 assembly. I have a PAL-2 [1] (a modern KIM-1 re-creation) and started learning 6502 by entering programs from The First Book of KIM [2]. I wanted to be able to compile/link the assembly from the book so leaned on Claude to set up a 6502 dev environment for my Mac. I put everything needed (and instructions) on GitHub [3]. (Claude also has been helpful in re-formatting the 6502 code from The First Book of KIM into a more modern style compatible with modern assemblers. A few of these modernized programs I added to the GitHub repo above.) As it happens, I am also fixing/formatting The First Book of KIM by recreating it in a modern page-layout app (Affinity Publisher). The PDF scans that are out there are not pretty, have OCR errors (and the book itself has mistakes). Hopefully I'll have a new version of the book/PDF out on the internet by the year's end. [1] tindie.com [2] archive.org [3] EngineersNeedArt/KIM-1_Development
I have a PAL-2 (essentially a “modern” KIM-1 computer) and wanted to play with 6502 assembly programming. (With the help of Claude) I put together a MacOS development environment. Includes, configs, instructions here: EngineersNeedArt/KIM-1_Development #6502 #KIM-1 #PAL2