Hello all
I have tried the suggestions, with success.
The timeline is as follows:
- my code completely still, but with bypass caps: no change
- without interrupts, just main doing the outputting: there it is.
- with the defensive programming as demonstrated by BigDumbDinosaur: it works, interrupts ...
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- Sun Jun 22, 2025 11:54 pm
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- Topic: Timer interrupts with 65C22
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- Sun Jun 22, 2025 9:41 pm
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Re: Timer interrupts with 65C22
Thank you for all the replies.
The construction is all wire wrapped (with no bypass caps), so spurious signals isn't out of the question.
All suggestions are appreciated and will be tried, starting with those darned bypass caps.
I will let you know the results thusly
Much thanks,
FFF
The construction is all wire wrapped (with no bypass caps), so spurious signals isn't out of the question.
All suggestions are appreciated and will be tried, starting with those darned bypass caps.
I will let you know the results thusly
Much thanks,
FFF
- Sun Jun 22, 2025 4:42 pm
- Forum: Newbies
- Topic: Timer interrupts with 65C22
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Timer interrupts with 65C22
Hello everyone
I've built a simple SBC with a 65C02, 65C22, SST39SF020 for ROM, AS6C22256, and some NAND gates for address decoding.
I've been trying to output a sine lookup table on port A of the 65C22.
The weirdest thing is that when I reset the computer, some stuff happens on port A, but then at ...
I've built a simple SBC with a 65C02, 65C22, SST39SF020 for ROM, AS6C22256, and some NAND gates for address decoding.
I've been trying to output a sine lookup table on port A of the 65C22.
The weirdest thing is that when I reset the computer, some stuff happens on port A, but then at ...