At 11:47 PM 12/7/2002 -0800, you wrote:
adc #<zero
adc #>zero
what does it all mean?? - some kind of adressing mode
In this case zero is an equate for a 16-bit number. Using the < and >
symbols indicate that you want to extract the low or high order byte from
this number, which is necessary for all 6502 opcodes that only take 8-bit
arguments.
The # character indicates immediate addressing mode, i.e. working on a
hardcoded constant directly rather than a memory address.
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