Navigating the memory address bug must have been hellish. Did every amateur user have to discover the big and find a solution, or was the chip basically functional and only failed in certain instances? How would you even come across the solution, clubs, hobby periodicals?
Hi Russell, That's a really good point and has got me thinking. I've done a scan of one of the most popular 6502 books 'Programming the 6502' by Rodney Zaks and couldn't find a mention. I'll do some more investigating. Might be a topic for a future post! Very best wishes.
Navigating the memory address bug must have been hellish. Did every amateur user have to discover the big and find a solution, or was the chip basically functional and only failed in certain instances? How would you even come across the solution, clubs, hobby periodicals?
Hi Russell, That's a really good point and has got me thinking. I've done a scan of one of the most popular 6502 books 'Programming the 6502' by Rodney Zaks and couldn't find a mention. I'll do some more investigating. Might be a topic for a future post! Very best wishes.