Re: 6502 illegal opcodes questions

["mdj" <mdj.mdj@gmail.com>]

John B. Matthews wrote:

> It is arguably false for many widely used flavors of Pascal including
> Object Pascal and Turbo Pascal.

It's completely false, even for "standard" versions of Pascal: The
language provides for pointer types and variant records (unions) so
it's easy to write a valid program that stores both a numeric type
(typically Integer) and a pointer in the same memory location.

Once you have that, you can break all the rules you like, and be a
perfectly valid Pascal program :-)

Matt