The # symbol is used to distinguish data from an address/memory location LDA #$ Absolute addresses are converted to relative addresses by the assembler
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The # symbol is used to distinguish data from an address/memory location LDA #$ Absolute addresses are converted to relative addresses by the assembler
Appendix 1: 6502 Instruction Set
These are the implied and relative addressing mode instructions BCC, BCS, BEO, BMI, BNE, BPL, BRK, BVC, BVS, CLC, CLD, CLI, CLV, DEX, DEY, INX, INY ,
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6502 Addressing Modes Implied/Implicit IMPLIED The operand is implicitly defined by the instruction.
INX increment the X register by 1 Accumulator A ACCUM. The operand A is implicitly defined as the accumulator with a 1 byte instruction.
ROL rotate the contents of the accumulator left one bit Immediate #$aa IMM The operand #$aa is 1 byte of data.
The # symbol is used to distinguish data from an address/memory location.LDA #$48 will load the accumulator with the value $48 => PETSCII/ASCII code for 'H' Absolute $aaaa ABS The operand $aaaa is the 2 byte effective address (EA).
The first byte of the operand in machine language is the least significant byte (LSB bits 0-7) of the EA.
The second byte of the operand in machine language is the most significant byte (MSB bits 8-15) of the EA.
if address $3491 contains $5C , then LDA $3491 will load the accumulator with the contents of EA $3491 => $5C Zero Page $aa Z.PAGE The operand $aa is the LSB of the EA.
The MSB of the EA is $00. The EA is in the address range $0000-$00FF (zero page).if address $0056 ($56) contains $1D , then LDA $56 will load the accumulator with the contents of EA $0056 => $1D Absolute Indexed,X $aaaa,X ABS,X
Absolute Indexed,Y $aaaa,Y ABS,Y The operand $aaaa is added to the index register (X or Y), the result $aaaa + X or Y is the EA.
if LDX #$A3 load the X register with the value $A3 , and LDY #$81 load the Y register with the value $81 , and STY $2279 store the contents of the Y rgsr => $81 in address $2279 ,then LDA $21D6,X will load the contents of $aaaa + X => ($21D6 + $A3) => $2279 => EA $81 into the accum. Zero Page Indexed,X $aa,X Z.PAGE,X
Zero Page Indexed,Y $aa,Y Z.PAGE,Y The operand$aa is added with no carry (NC) to the index register (X or Y),
the result$aa + X or Y (NC) is the LSB of the EA. The MSB of the EA is $00. The EA is in zero page.if LDX #$E9 load the X register with the value $E9 , then LDA $51,X will result in a zero page EA of $aa + X (NC) => ($51 + $E9) (NC) => $13A (NC) => $3A => EA $003A if EA $003A contains $04 , then $04 will load into the accumulator
slark.me/c64 Absolute Indirect ($aaaa) INDERECT The operand $aaaa contains the LSB of the EA. The address $aaaa + $0001 contains the MSB of the EA. The 2 byte address(($aaaa + $0001) * $100) + $aaaa contains the EA. JMP is the only instruction to use this addressing mode.if $aaaa => $0237 contains $31 => EA LSB , and $aaaa + $0001 => ($0237 + $0001) => $0238 contains $88 => EA MSB , (($aaaa + $0001) * $100) + $aaaa => ($88 * $100) + $31 => EA $8831 , then JMP ($0237) will jump the Program Counter (PC) to ($88 * $100) + $31 => EA $8831 Indexed Indirect ($aa,X) (IND,X) The operand $aa is added (NC) to the X register,
the result is a zero page address$aa + X (NC) that contains the LSB of the EA. The address $aa + X + $01 contains the MSB of the EA.if LDX #$E9 load the X register with the value $E9 , and LDY #$81 load the Y register with the value $81 , and STY $3104 store the contents of the Y register => $81 in address $3104 ,then LDA ($51,X) will result in a zero page address of $aa + X (NC) => ($51 + $E9) (NC) => $13A (NC) $aa + X => $3A if $aa + X => $3A contains $04 => EA LSB , and $aa + X + $01 => ($3A + $01) => $3B contains $31 => EA MSB , => EA $3104 , then the accumulator will be loaded with the contents of EA $3104 => $81 Indirect Indexed ($aa),Y (IND),Y The operand $aa is a zero page address, the contents of $aa are added with carry (C) to the Y register
$aa + Y (C), the result contains the LSB of the EA. The contents of address$aa + $01 + C contain the MSB of the EA.if LDY #$E9 load the Y register with the value $E9 , and LDX #$81 load the X register with the value $81 , and STX $3104 store the contents of the X register => $81 in address $3104 , and if address $A4 contains $51 , and address ($A4 + $01) => $A5 contains $3F , then LDA ($A4),Y results in $aa + Y (C) => ($51 + $E9) (C) => $13A (C) => $3A => EA LSB ,and $aa + $01 + C => ($3F + C) => ($3F + $01) => $40 => EA MSB => EA $403A if EA $403A contains $BB , then the accumulator will be loaded with the contents of EA $403E => $BB Relative $aa REL The operand $aa is added to the LSB of the PC as an offset, with a range of $-80 to $+7F.
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