6 Dec
2002
6 Dec
'02
5:49 a.m.
This isn't a joke.
It has a full software 6502 core, which works by
distilling opcodes down
into "safe" equivalents and running those natively to reduce the work it
has to do. All memory access is trapped and abstracted. The 6502-on-6502 core
is machine-independent and hopefully I can use it to do tricks like
virtual memory, protected memory and interruptable/restartable instructions.
You are realy pushing hard for the 'All Time Weiredness Award'.
It is a bit to late for April 1st, so, Cameron you're a genius ...
any chance you're publishing the source code at one time? I'd
love to see this on a real computer :)
Gruss
H.
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