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My operating system for my DIY 65c02 8-bit computer https://quintern.xyz/de/posts/2021_6502
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readme.md

8-bit Breadboard Computer with W65C02S Processor

This repo contains the assembly code for my 6502-project.

The assembler used for this project is the excellent ca65. After assembling it, the binary is loaded onto the EEPROM using my eeprom.py script on a Raspberry Pi 4B.

Operating System

... is probably a far stretch, since it is just the programs I wrote pieced together. My "os" consists of these functionalities:

  • Main Menu:
    • Printer: Prints the characters you press on the keypad to the lcd.
    • Temperature: Shows the temperature using a dht sensor. Work in progress, this does not work yet
    • Text 1: Show a 4x16 character text (defined at compile time)
    • Text 2: Show a 4x16 character text (defined at compile time)
  • Ringbuffer for pressed keys.

It's not much, but it's honest work.