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Suppliers for chips (6502/6522) in the UK. anybody know?

Mon Nov 28, 2011 6:06 AM

I know this isn't strictly related to the A8 because it's a commodore 128D I'm trying to revive, but given that these are common chips for 65xx-based machines I thought someone around here might know...

The symptoms of my dead machine (well.. internal diskdrive) point to either a 6502 or 65SC22 being dead, and from past experience I'm willing to bet on the 6522. Does anyone know of a supplier in the UK where I can get those things these days?

The tank-built original Atari 800 offical name poll

Tue Jul 26, 2011 7:03 AM

Someone was going to do this eventually, so why not now? Democracy in action and the result will be respected as the true opinion of the people*

I assume for the purposes of this thread this is the machine whose name we're talking about
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*Void where prohibited by law, Rupert Murdoch reserves the right to publish his own result overriding this one as sees fit. Your voicemail is at risk if you do not keep up compliance.

68000 cross assembler for sega megadrive/genesis needed

Mon Jun 20, 2011 4:25 AM

Hi,

I've got some code up and running on the sega mastersystem and it looks like it's pretty much the same technique to do things on the megadrive, albeit a bit quicker and nicer in 68000, so it's almost like I've done the hard work and will be getting a megadrive game engine for free. With that in mind I'd like to sort out my tools to spit out better tilemaps to account for the improved colours and port my tile engine logic over.

Maybe even then I can account for the lack of tilemaps in the ST and amiga and port it that way too...


problem is my last experiment was done using SNASM-68K and windows 7 64-bit just doesn't like it at all.

Does anyone know of a decent 68k cross-assembler that will just spit out a flat binary with all the cartridge header stuff manually compiled in at the right points? I'd rather not end up digging into GCC toolchain if possible and just have something nice and simple like WLA-z80 or DASM but for 68k