CompuServe Messages

Actually, I know much more about the 6502 than I do about the 68000 (can tell you that lda #$00 sta $d020 translates to a9 00 8d 20 d0, off the top of my head). And on my way home from work I was thinking of ways that 68000 asm could be made to run on 6502. Like using a zero page indexed addressing, but since I'm not very adept I didn't get very far.(even after a 30 min. drive 🙂 It would be an interesting project though, then you could write a C program (on a real compiler) and compile it into 68000 asm and convert it onto a 6502/6510. (I bought a C compiler for the 64 once, and returned it when I read in the instructions that a function couldn't call itself- among other things) /~ \] reg.