rehsd

On my 65265 MCU build, I was curious what it would take to get basic speech capabilities. As I researched this, having the 65265 directly generate speech did not seem like the right approach, primarily due to the CPU-intensive nature of speech synthesis. Rather, a dedicated speech synthesis chip was likely a better approach. Doing a cursory search, I found these as potential options: General Instrument / Microchip SP0256 Family (SP0256‑AL2) Texas Instruments LPC Speech Chips

Sample code at x86/Audio/20230308 at main · rehsd/x86 (github.com).

For my sound card, I plan to leverage previous work that I did for my 65816 system build. I will refactor the sound card to support my...

My sound card is now substantially complete, and I can continue working on system assembly code to better utilize it. I have the sound...