An Introduction to 6502 Machine Code

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  • In essence, machine code programming is direct programming of the microprocessor without using a built-in high-level computer language such as BASIC.
  • The vast increase in running speed obtained when writing programs in machine code is offset, to a degree, by the added complexity in writing them. However, it is not as difficult as one might think and this book tells the story.
  • The 6502 microprocessor is utilised in many popular home computers including the Electron, BBC models A and B, VIC-20, ORIC-1/ Atmos and the Atari machines. Also, the Commodore 64 uses the 6510 which is a slightly modified but software compatible version of the 6502.
  • Some simple demonstration programs which can be run on a number of the above machines are included in this book.

ISBN : 0-85934-122-4

Publisher : Bernard Babani Publishing

Author : R. A. & J. W. Penfold

Format : Paperback: 107 Pages

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH13347. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History. 		 
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