1 “Hello, world” from scratch on a 6502 - Part 1
Ben Eater starts building a 6502 computer on breadboards, single-stepping the clock to watch the bus; a frequent starting point for people building their own.
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Ben Eater starts building a 6502 computer on breadboards, single-stepping the clock to watch the bus; a frequent starting point for people building their own.
Ben Eater's series assembling a 6502 machine on breadboards, warmly suggested to anyone wanting a real grasp of how processors, memory and support chips work together.
Often suggested for understanding how keyboards talk to a host, with Ben Eater walking through the clocked PS/2 signalling and the codes sent for each key.
Recommended for learning how common 16x2 LCD modules are initialised and driven, with Ben Eater working through the datasheet and control signals as part of a breadboard computer series.
Part of Ben Eater's 6502 computer series, valued as an informative look at how a processor runs code from EEPROM and talks to memory-mapped hardware.