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[robmcmullen]

I have modified your code to support the ][+ in addition to the //e (so a switch to select 6502 or 65C02).

Based on your reaction to my pull request to fix linux support (I am on python 2; see #1 (comment)) I'm not sure you'll be interested in the changes.

So if you're not interested, can I fork your code legally? I see your copyright which implies it's not open source, but it's on GitHub so... ? Would you mind adding a license file or letting me know if you'll allow it? I can always write my code from scratch but it's nice to start from a well-tested base as your code seems to be.

See you at that Atari convention in KC in a few months; I'm sure we're slowly converting everybody. And this is where you say Boo Atari.

[blondie7575]

I'm definitely interested in a PR for this. I stuck to 65c02 opcodes here because the generated code's size is the main challenge, and every byte counts. I also imagined that aux memory would come into play eventually, to help offset that pain. That said, there's still potential value here for a II+, so I'd like to see your PR.