mirrorbird (00:05:21)
quicker than assembling 1 instruction

mirrorbird (00:05:07)
im still curious about this JP 0 and could it actually loop. i'll ask my dude

mirrorbird (00:04:21)
oh yeah it must be +128/-127 actually. must be a byte. i bet i remembered it wrong

Agemixer (00:03:55)
Yes, JMP $xxxx can access to 64 kilobytes anywhere, branch (relative) commands B** can branch from -128 to +127 bytes "from here"

mirrorbird (00:03:48)
fact of the day: Neal Stephenson's "Snow Crash" was about his spectrum resetting into the wrong mode and having ULA snow on screen.

mirrorbird (00:02:32)
i guess that's all there *is* to know. until you are a cycle-counting nerd like my Galaxians friend

mirrorbird (00:02:08)
all i know about z80 jumps is: JR (relative) can go plus or minus 256, and JP can go anywhere. similar on 6510?

Agemixer (00:01:31)
c64 JMP command does 3cy

Agemixer (00:00:56)
and 6510 CPU and VIC chip use different halves of a clock cycle so they doesnt interfere on address/data buses

mirrorbird (00:00:37)
like mosquitoes over the lake. scots and finns will know.

Dark Promise

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