From: Baltissen, R (Ruud) (ruud.baltissen_at_abp.nl)
Date: 2003-02-03 08:04:19
Hallo Nicolas,
> Now I think I found the reason, the following code in the
> VIC20 (PAL) KERNAL ROM:
> .C:fd62 B1 C3 LDA ($C3),Y
> .C:fd64 91 C3 STA ($C3),Y
> .C:fd66 99 14 03 STA $0314,Y
>
> This copies some vectors from ROM to RAM, but why does it
> contain an STA command back to ROM?
Because this code is also used to move data from the $0314 RAM-area to
another RAM area defined by the user in $C3. This routine starts at $FD57.
The VIC-20 uses this routine only once and enters this routine with CLC some
bytes above. This performs the C3 -> 0314 copy. A SEC does it ythe other way
around.
But the trick/problem is that a JUMP-vector at $FF8B points to $FD57. God
only knows which external software uses this vector. And does this software
enter the routine with a set or reset Carry?
> I think I'm going to patch this out with two NOPs,
Defenitly NO.
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