Simulating the 65C816 in py65

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  1. py65_65816

    Add support for the 65C816 to py65

    I still have a lot of testing to do and not all features of the 65C816 are working yet. You can test it out yourself and follow my progress at GitHub.

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  3. py65

    Emulate 6502-based microcomputer systems in Python

    I've recommended py65, by Mike Naberezny, for 6502 development and have created several enhancements to it for my own builds (interrupt handling and debug window). Unfortunately, py65 doesn't support the 65C816. Luckily, it's open source and easy to modify, so I thought I'd try adding support for the 65C816.

  4. py65_int

    Handling 6502 interrupts in py65

    I've recommended py65, by Mike Naberezny, for 6502 development and have created several enhancements to it for my own builds (interrupt handling and debug window). Unfortunately, py65 doesn't support the 65C816. Luckily, it's open source and easy to modify, so I thought I'd try adding support for the 65C816.

  5. py65_debug_window

    Add a separate debug window to py65

    I've recommended py65, by Mike Naberezny, for 6502 development and have created several enhancements to it for my own builds (interrupt handling and debug window). Unfortunately, py65 doesn't support the 65C816. Luckily, it's open source and easy to modify, so I thought I'd try adding support for the 65C816.

  6. LiaraForth

    An "initial" ANSI(ish) Forth for the W65C265SXB SBC (65816 CPU)

    It was a bigger project than I thought, but I was able to get a version of Liara Forth, by Scot W. Stevenson, running last night (Liara Forth was designed for the W65C265SXB development board which has a 65C816 at its core).

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