From: Gabor Lenart (lgb_at_lgb.hu)
Date: 2005-04-21 08:02:21
Hi Steve,
On Wed, Apr 20, 2005 at 06:02:29PM -0600, Steve Judd wrote:
> Gabor,
>
> Out of curiosity, why not use a 65816? It does most of the things you
> mention. It can do 24-bit addressing directly, or you can specify which
:) yes, you're right, however it's the "8 bit theory": it's not the PC
world "don't fast enough? buy faster processor. out of memory? Buy more
memory". I would like to solve things with MINOR modofications only. Exchange
the CPU is not in this area ;-)
> 64k bank to be used for programs and/or memory addressing. Zero page can
> be relocated anywhere in bank 0, so you can have multiple zero-page areas.
> You can also move the stack around, etc. It's implemented via registers
> in a pretty straightforward way.
Sure, I know 65816 programming, but thanks for your advice anyway :)
- Gábor
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