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to3m on Feb 12, 2016 | parent | context | favorite | on: A MOS6502 assembler implemented as a Rust macro

The C64 used the 6510, not the 6502. The zero page definitely has 256 bytes in it normally!

vardump on Feb 12, 2016 [–]

Ok, 6510. Regardless I was talking about C64. You can't safely use addresses 0 or 1, because they're memory mapped I/O.

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