From: *@eli.users.panix.com   
      
   In alt.ascii-art, Daniel wrote:   
   > I am creating a set of facts about the 6502 processor and created a   
   > diagram of the internal organization of the chip taken from a   
   > programming book. How do you like it? Recommend any changes?   
   >   
   > For the reference image go to page 42 in the linked pdf.   
   >   
   > Doc: gopher://gcpp.world/9/phlog/docs/Programming_the_6502.pdf   
      
   I'm not really a gopher user, but are there gopher clients that can   
   display PDFs? I'm guessing if I pointed lynx at that it would just   
   give me the option to download the file, and I'd have to view it   
   separately.   
      
   > Here's the art: gopher://gcpp.world/1/phlog/6502Org   
      
   That works in lynx. Some of the labels are missing. PCL / PCH are   
   Program Counter Low / High, right? Where low and high are not low and   
   high water marks (to show a range of memory), but low and high bit parts   
   for holding an address larger than a bus width, correct? And A0 to A15   
   are address lines, again unlabeled.   
      
   On a pure ASCII art level, I think I'd move the MUXes further to the   
   right and give them longer lines, so instead of   
      
    KEY: | | | | | |   
    | | | | :-------------: .___.   
    X,Y: INDEX | | | | |->| |   
    REGISTERS | | | :--------------------|->|MUX|->AL   
    | :------|----------------------------|->|___|A0-7   
    S: STACK | | |   
      
   Have, say:   
      
    KEY: | | | | | |   
    | | | | :-------------: .___.   
    X,Y: INDEX | | | | |--->| |   
    REGISTERS | | | :--------------------|--->|MUX|->AL   
    | :------|----------------------------|--->|___|A0-7   
    S: STACK | | |   
      
   Just so that they don't look so mashed together. In the same "not mashed   
   together" way, maybe move the whole KEY section below the diagram?   
      
   Elijah   
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   any reason for only posting a gopher URL instead of the art?   
      
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