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Chris Pressey
6 years ago
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221 | 221 | * specification-link: https://github.com/michaelcmartin/Ophis |
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223 | Ophis is an assembler (and its concomitant assembly language) for the 6502 and related | |
223 | Ophis is an assembler (and its concomitant assembly language) for the [6502][] and related | |
224 | 224 | processors, which some of our 6502 code is written in. |
225 | 225 | |
226 | 226 | Tools and Libraries |
410 | 410 | called UAE. It's written in C++ and available under the GPL, and while the build of it for windows, |
411 | 411 | [WinUAE](http://www.winuae.net/), seems basically stable, every decade or so the Unix version gets forked into |
412 | 412 | a new incarnation. A few years ago, [E-UAE](http://www.rcdrummond.net/uae/) was the thing to use, but now it's |
413 | apparently [FS-UAE](https://fs-uae.net/). | |
413 | apparently [FS-UAE](https://fs-uae.net/). Last I tried it, E-UAE still worked for me, but I have had mixed | |
414 | experiences trying to build it over the years. | |
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415 | 416 | ### IBM PC compatible |
416 | 417 |