8-Bit Show And Tell | The Commodore 64 Assembler With A Deliberate Bug: Zeus64 @8_Bit | Uploaded October 2023 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
The Zeus 64 6510 machine language assembler package for the Commodore 64 has a bug lurking in it. Like, an actual digital bee or fly type thing that will buzz around your screen if you happen to send a particular instruction. Join me as we uncover this insect, and take a tour around its home, examining the features of this assembler and machine language monitor operating system.

The Zeus64 source code example is a port from my original Turbo Macro Pro source which I went on about in great detail in this previous video called "Commodore 64 Programming Joystick-Controlled Sprites in Assembly PART TWO" - youtu.be/LSP5C49pq_g

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Index:
0:00 Intro, Zeus 64 package
3:05 Loading from cassette on PAL 64C
4:32 Depressing isn't it - legit?
5:39 First look at assembler
9:46 The Bug Easter Egg
16:32 Zeus 64: Differences to Turbo Macro Pro
23:32 Nice Zeus assembler features
27:14 Interesting Zeus ML monitor features
34:15 Summary and Thanks / Patron Credits