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 The SD-8516 is intended to be an easy to learn architecture which remains era-authentic.
-* 6809: 59 opcodes "the most elegant 8 bit CPU ever designed"
+^ CPU ^ Opcodes ^ Assembler ^ Notes ^
-* **SD-8516:** 83 opcodes
+|
-* 8086: 117 opcodes "standard of the era"
+| SD-8516 | 56 opcodes | 105 opcodes | |
-* 6502: 151 opcodes "standard of the era"
+| 6809 | 59 opcodes | 154+ | "the most elegant 8 bit CPU ever designed" |
-* Z80: 158 opcodes (instruction mnemonics)
+| 8086 | 117 opcodes | 117 | standard of the era |
-* 8080: 244 opcodes
+| 6502 | 151 opcodes | 151 | standard of the era |
+| Z80 | 158 opcodes | hundreds | prefix machine--158 base opcodes |
-* // * NOTE: The assembler provides multiple ways of accessing instructions, for example you can use YIELD or TICK, you can use CALL or JSR, RET or RTS. Excluding multiple forms, such as CLC reducing to CLRF $04, there are 83 opcodes. If you include the alternate forms there are 105 opcodes.//
+| 8080 | 244 opcodes | | |