On 7/10/19 6:01 PM, Francesco Messineo wrote: >> >> Interesting... So, you'd read several bytes whose value you actually >> don't care about... but the decoder hardware would recognize *which* >> bytes you'd read; and, from that, infer what MMU operation you wanted? > > exactly. That's how the bank switching for RAM/ROM banks work on the > 16K language card of the Apple II for example. That's also how the RAM/ROM switching works in TED from the 264 series. You write to address $FF3E to enable ROM and to $FF3F to enable RAM. It's only the write cycle to these addresses that matters, not what you write. GerritReceived on 2020-05-29 22:32:26
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