Hi NesDev
For the past few months my partner and I have been working on a project for school in which we developed a home-brew simulated processor that works similarly to the 6502 found in the NES. I've been posting the project as many places as I can in an effort to get feedback both on code-quality and the design the processor architecture itself. This forum being filled with tons of people knowledgeable about the subject of the project, would be a good place to post
The goal of the project was just to make our own processor architecture, now we're branching out in how to make things for the system that would allow its to work as a computer of the time or like the NES, writing software for it.
Any and all feedback is greatly appreciated!!
Link to project: https://github.com/clbx/Cosmic
Simulated Processor Project similar to 6502
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Re: Simulated Processor Project similar to 6502
Hi buddy, this looks really great. Even am working on something with my brother, will share soon.clbx wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2019 1:56 pm Hi NesDev
For the past few months my partner and I have been working on a project for school in which we developed a home-brew simulated processor that works similarly to the 6502 found in the NES. I've been posting the project as many places as I can in an effort to get feedback both on code-quality and the design the processor architecture itself. This forum being filled with tons of people knowledgeable about the subject of the project, would be a good place to post
The goal of the project was just to make our own processor architecture, now we're branching out in how to make things for the system that would allow its to work as a computer of the time or like the NES, writing software for it.
Any and all feedback is greatly appreciated!!
Link to project: https://github.com/clbx/Cosmic
Regards,
J. Smith
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Re: Simulated Processor Project similar to 6502
The AnyCPU forum is an offshoot of the 6502.org forum which most of the members are also on, but AnyCPU is for, as its name says, any processor, and most discussion has been about designing one's own processor. Discussion is always courteous.
http://WilsonMinesCo.com/ lots of 6502 resources