Gregory's Server@tbsp I can't believe that a) you went ahead with your madness of an idea b) that it even works. Crazy impressive as always, I'll take it for a spin today! Do you happen to also have a NES rom for the 64 spinning sprites written in 6502 proper? (I could make one if you don't)
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 @tbsp AAaah shit, cc65, damn. That'll have to wait until I dig out the thinkpad from storage then. Have you ever tried asm6 to assemble 6502? https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/famicom-cookbook/tree/master/item/tools/asm6.c  @tbsp It works really well, I've fixed it up a bit. It's what I was using when I wrote Donsol(NES) on plan 9. @tbsp mhmm, that's probably an older copy then, than the one on the pi, I'll have a look. But it only fixes some issues I was having building on arm, it was something with integer length if I remember correctly. The linter is useful too, but it's a different thing tho - try it out :) It makes the code pretty |
@neauoire No, I don't have one written in 6502 proper. I also failed to include build instructions. It depends on ca65, python, and make. The Uxn ROM has to be manually assembled still.