[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Perl Authors Upload Server) writes: > modid: CBM::A6502 > DSLIP: idpOp > description: Commodore 6502 Assembler > userid: LPETERS (Les Peters) > I wanted to give some old-time programmers (such as myself) a > flashback to some of the roots of our craft. I started out writing > code on the Commodore product line (PET, VIC-20, 64, 128), and > thought how cool it would be to have the ability to write this: > > my $code = qq( LDX $#00 A: INX TXA ADC $#60 JSR $FFD2 CPX $#1A BNE > A BRK ); > > in my Perl programs.
How Commodore-specific is this module? There were many computers back in the day that used the 6502 or one of its family members (In fact, most of the Commodore computers didn't use the 6502 itself - the 64 used a 6510, and the 128 used an 8502. I'm not sure about the PET and VIC). Does your module implement any of the KERNAL [sic] features from the Commodore, or just the assembly language? I think it's a great idea, and I too came from the Commodore background. Next we need a CBM::BASIC2 module! And Tk::CBM::C64Emulator! And.... --Bill. -- William R Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wards.net/~bill/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.
