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Re: 6502 illegal opcodes questions
> Huh? They did move forward. 6510 -> 8500 -> 8502.
And what exactly were the differences between these chips?
> And also, I don't think it's any kind of problem for Commodore to use
> customized CPUs since they owned MOS, the owners and producers
> of 6502 tech back then :)
And, yes, MOS made all the funky custom chips - but the 6502-core chips
were AFAIK the most advanced CPUs designed/modified/produced by them.
bye
Marcus