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= Overview =
 
  
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The C256 machines (U, U+, and FMX) are based on the 65816 running at 14.318 MHz.
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= Welcome to the Foenix Retro Systems' C256 series Wiki <br/> Dedicated to the 24-bit WDC65C816 based Foenix machines =
  
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* The C256 Kernal
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* BASIC816
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'''Platforms'''
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* MONITOR
 
  
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= Languages =
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* [[C256_Overview|Overview]]
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* [[FMX]]
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* [[Gen-X_65816|Gen-X]]
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* [[C256U]]
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* [[F256]]
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* C: The [https://www.westerndesigncenter.com/wdc/tools.php WDC C compiler] is available for the 65816
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'''Getting Started'''
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* C: hth313 has released a modern, Clang-based C compiler for the '816; see his channel on the Discord for more information.
 
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* TRSE: TRSE is being used to create games; see the 'c256-game-dev' channel on the discord.
 
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* FORTH: OF816 and RetroForth have both been ported; see [[Using Forth]] for details.
 
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* BASIC: all 65816 platforms include a brand new, clean-room BASIC for the 65816 [[Using Foenix BASIC816]].
 
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* Smalltalk: A full-blown Smalltalk-like environment is in development for the 65816. See Gadget's channel on Discord.
 
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* Assembler: folks are using a variety of assemblers, tho 64tass appears to be the most popular.
 
  
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= Operating Systems =
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* [[Getting Started Guide]]
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* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNX2L8_enbRUAb8zKaR2KzQ Stefany Allaire's videos]
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* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMNLxfepc0xAZodcvOlVenQ Tail Recursive's videos]
  
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For the more adventurous, several operating systems and desktop environments are in the works:
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'''Operating Systems'''
  
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* CLI -- A platform agnostic kernel and CLI is in development for use across the entire Foenix line.
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* [[Foenix Kernel|FMX]]
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* FX/OS -- A Clean-Room GUI for the Foenix, written in C and presently compiling for the 65816.
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* [[MCP_65816|MCP]]
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* TinyCore -- A distributed Smalltalk-like environment being ported to the 65816.
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* [[TinyCore VM]]
  
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= Music =
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'''Software'''
  
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The Foenix machines are an 8-bit musician's dream! All models include a TI SN76489, a Yamaha OPL3 (Sound Blaster), two Gideon FPGA SIDs, and a 16-bit CODEC. The FMX model further include MIDI ports, a Yamaha OPM, and a Yamaha OPN. You can also add two additional SIDs to any model. Turn your Foenix into the ultimate chip-tune machine, use it as a sound-module containing every classic FM-synth you every wanted, or directly implement your own MIDI transformations without having to wade through 30 years of operating system baggage!
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* [[816_Music|Music]]
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* [[816_Games|Games]]
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* [http://apps.emwhite.org/foenixmarketplace/ Software Market Place]
  
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Once again, Daniel Tremblay is here to get you started: https://github.com/dtremblay/c256-vgm-player
 
  
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= Games =
 
  
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Many developers are working on games for the Foenix; some projects in the works include:
 
  
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* A 2D Half-Life
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* A Bomberman clone
 
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* A classic graphical RPG
 
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* A classic variation on Hamurabi
 
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* Necromancer and Joust style games
 
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To get you started, Daniel Tremblay has published two open-source games:
 
  
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* https://github.com/dtremblay/fraggy
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* https://github.com/dtremblay/c256-tetris
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'''Software Development'''
  
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Also, developers often post work-in-progress .hex files on the discord!
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* [[64tass]] (assembler)
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* [[Calypsi]] (C)
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* [[Emulators|IDE]] (emulator+uploader)
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* [[f/mgr]] (uploader)
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* [[Using the Debug Interface]]
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* [[Memory Map]]
  
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= Advanced Programming =
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'''Chipsets'''
  
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[[Monitors]]
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* [[65816|CPU]]
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* [[Audio]]
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[[Emulators]]
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* [[VICKY II|Video]]
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* [[Storage]]
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[[Assemblers]]
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* [[LPC47M10x|Peripherals]]
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* [[bq4802ly|RTC]]
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[[C Compilers]]
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* [[GABE|Timers]]
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* [[GABE|Math Co-Processor]]
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[[Memory Map]]
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* [[Trinity|Joystick and DIP switches]]
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* [[LAN9221|Ethernet]]
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[[Using the Debug Interface]]
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[[Foenix Kernel Documentation]]
 

Latest revision as of 18:06, 20 March 2024

Welcome to the Foenix Retro Systems' C256 series Wiki
Dedicated to the 24-bit WDC65C816 based Foenix machines

Platforms

Getting Started

Operating Systems

Software



Software Development

Chipsets

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