CHS-8

CHS-8 is a true 8-bit fantasy console based purely around assembly.

It features:

-16 kb of ram

- 64kb "disks" where assembled programs are stored that support up to 16,000 lines of program code each

- a 48x48 display at 4 bits per pixel for a total of 16 colors

- an A, X, and Y register to store 3 8-bit values at once in

- a real-time program counter system

- four flags for comparisons, math, and flow control

- clock speeds of up to 1.65 mhz

- disk and program exporting to share your programs

- a ram viewer

- A fully fledged program editor

- A custom assembly instruction set and assembler built just for it, and built in! Largely based on the 6502 assembly used for the NES or Apple II

- Documentation on every instruction plus "the basics" to get you started!

Documentation!

Have fun! I had a huge amount of fun creating this and I love writing programs for it, and I know you will too!

DISCLAIMER: This is very complicated. If you aren't familiar with old computers, assembly, or how computers function at a low level, this may be very difficult to understand and make programs for. This program may also not run well on low-end hardware.