[simpits-tech] OT for you "back in the day" computer users..

[Gene Buckle]

> 1000: INA 1620
> 1001: OTA 1720
> 1002: JMP 1000
>
> ....those were the days.
>

*sobs*  I am _such_ a geek.

If you're after 6502 code, you missed. :)  OTA and INA are not valid
opcodes and even if they were, your addressing is off. :)  The instruction
is one byte and the operands are two bytes, so assuming OTA and INA _were_
valid, you'd have:

1000   INA $1620
1003   OTA $1720
1006   JMP $1000

Which if course would be an endless loop and you'd lock the machine up. :)


g.

*wanders away mumbling about indirect addressing modes and cursing Chuck
Peddle...*