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"Mark Riley" <markril@hotmail.com> writes:
>
> It also turns out that there are 8 bytes of external
> RAM that peek through at addresses 0xff80-0xff87.
> Writes to these locations also affect the motor
> control register. I suppose there's a small advantage
> in using these registers to control the motor since
> accesses to these locations can use the processor's
> 8 bit addressing modes. And, because of the
> "shadowing" by the RAM, the various bit instructions
> seem to work fine. I bet the H8 designers left this
> little hole just so these instructions could be used
> on external devices.
In that case, why didn't the RCX designers use an 8 input NAND
to decode their addresses, to leave more of the RAM usable?
Maybe there werent aware of this possibility?
Jürgen
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Jürgen Stuber <stuber@loria.fr>
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