6800compatible
6800compatible refers to hardware or software designed to run, or interoperate with, the Motorola 6800 family of microprocessors. It is used to describe systems, peripherals, or development tools that can execute 6800 code or otherwise emulate the 6800’s behavior. The term often implies varying degrees of compatibility, from exact instruction set and timing to more approximate emulation.
The Motorola 6800 is an 8-bit microprocessor introduced in the mid-1970s. It uses accumulators and a 16-bit
In practice, 6800 compatibility can range from strict hardware compatibility to software emulation. Strict compatibility means
Usage of 6800compatible appears in retrocomputing, legacy software preservation, and development tooling, where enthusiasts seek to