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This is marvelous. Thank you! I have copies of the two Motorola manuals, and they are comprehensive and quite useful. The OP is tremendously helpful as well be
by totallymike 10y ago
This is marvelous. Thank you!
I have copies of the two Motorola manuals, and they are comprehensive and quite useful. The OP is tremendously helpful as well because it's a bit higher level. Now I can flip between the manual for opcodes and the tutorial for assembler names and contextual understanding.
I'm excited to dig into this thread as well. There's a lot here that looks fascinating. Particularly the microcode exploration, the reference on the sound chip, and the interrupt handling. Not to mention timing information.
I haven't gotten much further in my experimentation than rudimentary execution of a few opcodes, and have mostly been floundering around trying to make the code and project feel ergonomic. I'm discovering (and expected) that there is quite a lot of stuff you want to set up early on in a project like this. Mainly debugging and other sundry tooling.
I'm away from my laptop, but I'll try to post the code somewhere tomorrow.