Ben Eater's 6502 Breadboard Running Steve Wozniak's Apple I Machine Code Monitor Program

The Apple I monitor was 248 bytes, this port of Ben's comes out at 250 bytes, ... By comparison, "Hello, World" on a modern 64 bit Linux system is 15,900 bytes, ... 

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Here's a 1992 interview with Steve Wozniak. At 45:00 he talks about writing the BASIC interpreter for the 6502 processor and the costs of timeshare machines:


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See also these posts mentioning the 6502tor. The same guy built a cartridge board for a Nintendo NES that turns it into a PC that can boot from a serial port, ... 

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If you want to hack on 6502 code try this which is an assembler and processor emulator that runs in your web browser window: https://skilldrick.github.io/easy6502/#intro

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