json65 VS 6502-emu

JSON parser written in 6502 assembly language\ (69 comments)

The "Library organization" section [1] explains that the json65.s file is the core of the library and the only code necessary to build the library. The additional C code provides a handy tree structure and a callback to pass to the parsing engine.

However, because SAX is a callback-oriented parsing method, you can design your own data structure and write your own callback functions and do without this tree structure.

The additional C code provides similar nice-to-haves, such as string pool interning, a function to print out the aforementioned tree structure, and a wrapper function to parse json from a file.

[1] https://github.com/ppelleti/json65#library-organization

I wrote an emulator for my own 6502-based computer, in C:

https://github.com/DavidBuchanan314/6502-emu/

The hardware design was largely based on http://searle.x10host.com/6502/Simple6502.html - the 6850 UART is the only peripheral that is emulated.

The CPU implementation is "complete", and passes various 6502 test suites.

Looking back, there's one big thing I'd like to improve - all memory bus accesses should be done through a getter/setter function, which implements the address decoding logic to decide whether the access should be directed to RAM, or a peripheral. The current implementation of peripheral access, iirc, is a bit of a hack.