While I've got everyone's attention, here's another question along the same vein.
I've read that the 6502 uses a sort of instruction pipelining, such that if a write isn't done on the last cycle of an instruction it pre-fetches the next opcode. My question is about the BRK, JSR, and JMP ...
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- Sun Sep 01, 2002 6:29 am
- Forum: Programming
- Topic: 6502 Simulator and Excess Read/Writes
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- Sun Sep 01, 2002 2:02 am
- Forum: Programming
- Topic: 6502 Simulator and Excess Read/Writes
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Thanks, that cleared up some things, especially with regard to the indexed addressing mode. My books finally came in so I think I'm set to start some serious work on my simulator.
On the suggestion to keep all your I/O ports on one page, that seems like the best way to avoid the indexed addressing ...
On the suggestion to keep all your I/O ports on one page, that seems like the best way to avoid the indexed addressing ...
- Fri Aug 30, 2002 8:36 am
- Forum: Programming
- Topic: 6502 Simulator and Excess Read/Writes
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6502 Simulator and Excess Read/Writes
Hi, I've run up against another problem on which I'm having trouble finding information. I can't find out in detail how the NMOS works with respect to the "garbage" reads and writes it performs during certain instructions. The CMOS chips are predictable from the documentation I have, but I need to ...