From: Martin Ancher Holm (mah_at_bankdata.dk)
Date: 2000-04-10 15:11:48
>> And what exactly does this have to do with the >> cc65 compiler? Does the MCU from SunPlus support >> 6502 instructions? > I didn't know that there are sunplus CPUs that > are fully 6502 compatible, but this does not mean > that it is not possible. Since most information > about the sunplus CPUs is not available to the > public (they claim it's a trade secret), it is > difficult to find out. Judging from my conversations > with Eric, I'm sure that the project he mentioned > is using cc65, and I'm glad to hear about it. Nice! I didn't realize. No offence. How does a firm sell a chip, and say it's a secret how to program them? If people don't know the chip, they can't program it. If they can't program it, they can't use it. Hmmm... maybe I'm wrong again. Maybe it's a new chip-concept, that isn't out yet. Then the info will probably be there, when it's out. (Kinda like Transmeta's new WebPad Chip). > Talking about cc65 web pages: Chris Ward has a page > about the use of cc65 with his homebuilt 6502 system. > http://home.freeuk.net/c.ward/6502/dev.html. Nice page! Very interesting! (Unfortunatly I'm a programmer, and know nothing about eletronics.) Sorry for taking your time with all these stupid thoughts. --- Martin Ancher Holm <mah_at_wwww.dk>; <http://wwww.dk>; Cell <sms_at_wwww.dk>; Ancher of Rebirth ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo_at_musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.
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