The last time I did assembly code was for the 8088 back in 1990, so I'm not only a little out of practice I need to learn for the 6502.
I'm sure there are on-line resources but I need something physical I can read.
Thanks,
Corey
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I liked reading Assembly Lines by Roger Wagner.
This is the first book I used, a long long time ago.
HOW TO PROGRAM THE APPLE II USING 6502 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE
With an Introduction to Sweet-16 by Randy Hyde
by Randy Hyde
Speaking of "Assembly Lines" ...
Assembly Lines: The Book. A Beginner's Guide to 6502 Programming on the Apple II
by Roger Wagner
I've found these articles interesting...
Apple Assembly Line
by Bob Sander-Cederlof
This is a great reference:
Programming the 65816: Including the 6502, 65C02, and 65802
by David Eyes and Ron Lichty
These are all mentioned by Randall Hyde in the first book I mentioned...
PROGRAMMING THE 6502
by Rodney Zaks
Programming a Microcomputer: 6502 (Series in Joy of Computing)
by Caxton C. Foster
6502 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING
by Lance Leventhal
6502 SOFTWARE GOURMET GUIDE & COOKBOOK
by Robert Findley
How to Program Microcomputers: First Edition (Radio Shack)
by William Barden Jr.
Debugging on an Apple 1 with the original monitor can be very difficult. I would recommend using Virtual II with the wonderful built in debugger (inspector), along with the Brain Board/Wozanium ROM image that I have made available.
http://www.willegal.net/appleii/brainboard.htm
Another option is the Krusader toolset that is available for the replica 1.
The original MOS MCS 6500 family hardware and MOS MCS 6500 family programming manuals are very well written, if you can find them.
Regards,
Mike Willegal