Agemixer (00:25:51)
k

mirrorbird (00:25:01)
downside: one of your pages on those later models is eaten up by the disk DOS even if you don't want to use it

mirrorbird (00:24:38)
--is untouchable

mirrorbird (00:24:33)
Age, an interesting thing about the speccy is that one of the later models lets you page over the ROM. i've seen a quite nice Pac-Man implementation done that way. (and they used it for CP/M i think). the earlier 128K models are extremely similar but ROM

Agemixer (00:24:07)
so, stack can be used as FILO buffer (for complex maths or sth)

mirrorbird (00:22:58)
free(pAgeMixer);

Agemixer (00:21:45)
so basically zeropage gains you faster memory access for 256 bytes (located 0..255) and stack another 256 (256..511) in a memory

Agemixer (00:20:05)
PHA to push accu, PLA to pull (for stack) but it is not all efficient by cycles, but makes program smaller instead, up to 66% smaller for these commands

Agemixer (00:17:56)
program counter = internal register. very rarely required to mangle with - JSR command stores it, then you can read it from stack (which can be used additional 256 registers too)

mirrorbird (00:17:55)
http://z80-heaven.wikidot.com

195/95 (Prelude for Plastic)

Cdnalsi (Sebastian Spanache)

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