CA65 compatible version of 6502_functional_test #8
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Simple syntax changes (for example to macros and labels) to allow 6502_functional_test to build on the cc65 toolchain's assembler (ca65). A batch file demonstrates the correct assembler and linker command lines, and verifies that the resulting binary matches the author's reference binary.
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Thankyou! I was just looking at doing this myself. |
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amb5l (Klaus2m5/6502_65C02_functional_tests#8) Minor modification to BRK when test completes instead of using 65C02 STP.
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I have no intention to maintain a CA65 version of the test, However, I pointed GitHub users seeking for CA65 converted sources to your repository. |
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Simple syntax changes (for example to macros and labels) to allow
6502_functional_test to build on the cc65 toolchain's assembler (ca65).
A batch file demonstrates the correct assembler and linker command
lines, and verifies that the resulting binary matches the author's
reference binary.