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Well, I think the 16-bit multiplication that takes longer than multiplying in your head, at least must sound very satisfying then! So the 4K memory is on a chi
by Aardwolf 3y ago
Well, I think the 16-bit multiplication that takes longer than multiplying in your head, at least must sound very satisfying then!
So the 4K memory is on a chip, right? (understandable!)
- artemonster 3y agoYes, there are two memory IF, one for program (12 addr, 16 data) and one for data (8 bit addr, 8 data) and this is directly attached to an IO board where MCU emulates both rom/ram chips. Additionally, MCU interprets the code and checks for expected signals. The added bonus is that you can easily add memory mapped io, i.e dot matrix display and mcu intercepts reads/writes to certain adresses and makes an action (ie toggle led, halt, or switch page)