Faster, shorter, no decimal mode problems.
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.db is define byte(s) and is followed by one or more byte sized constants.

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Yes, that's exactly it.

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An overflow is only true when the carry from b6 to b7 and the carry out from b7 differ. As both carry bits are 1 in this case there is no overflow.

Lee.

I read somewhere that ROMs have to erased before writing. EEPROMs shouldn't need erasing before writing. You can erase the whole device in one go, having applied 12V to /OE and usually using a software code, but you don't need to.

You should be able to rewrite any or all of the bytes in a page in ...

I'm thinking of Amiga and 90s PC where there was an explicit copy of Kickstart/BIOS from ROM into RAM, for speed purposes. That was mostly because of the differing memory widths. PC BIOS ROMs were only 8 bits wide and Amiga kickstart was 16 bits wide so copying to 32 bit wide RAM could halve or ...

It looks like he started with a slightly modified Micro UK101 and added bits.

I wonder how accessing the 6850 is handled, wait cycles?

Lee.

This page may be some use.

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Yes, it is.
In that case I have two bridges you may be interested in.

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There's a whole lot more on that site if you start from here.

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But that is amazing you actually need translation for some!
Without subtitles the Red Riding Trilogy is aparently unpenetrable to some Americans and the US distributors for Attack the Block want(ed) to subtitle it.

I believe Gregory's Girl was also subtitled for US release.

Lastly, we do so love ...

And I was wondering if Brits hate it when we try to put on their accent?
No, because there isn't a british accent, there are lots of them - some of which need subtitles when played to non british audiences.

The accent that you all try to do is the caricature british accent that's always used in ...

The latest version is 1.2.11

Will the data be stored in the eeprom if i write pretending it was a static ram
No.

You start with by writing a write command.

You then write up to a page of data writing each byte within the maximum time from the last byte, usually 100us.

You then either wait for the maximum write time or poll ...

The busy bit, b6 at any address, will toggle between 0 and 1 on subsequent reads until a command is complete.

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