Honeylisp is a programming environment for the Apple II which attempts to leverage the absurd computational horsepower of a modern laptop to make programming a 1mhz 8-bit processor more magical. Step 1: Write a 6502 assembler The Honeylisp assembler is written in Fennel, which is a Lisp dialect that compiles to Lua. My goal in writing it was that the input to the assembler would be simple lists, making Fennel into a super-powerful macro assembler basically for free. 6502 assembly is treated a...
