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If an address resolves to a user label in an isolated region, we don't want to use it. However, we still want to try to match it to a project/platform symbol. For example, suppose the isolated code wants to reference address $1C00, which is a memory-mapped I/O location in one area, but a regular bunch of code in the other. We don't want it to map to the regular code, but we do want it to resolve to our table of platform I/O addresses. We now handle this correctly. The regression test has been updated to check this. The current implementation does a linear scan through the symbol table, but I'm hoping this is not a common situation. The reference manual has been updated to describe the new feature. |
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This is the project web site, served through GitHub Pages. The URL https://6502bench.com/ is mapped here. Any change checked in to this part of the tree is (almost) immediately visible on the web.
Many of the pages share common elements: masthead, top nav bar, side nav bar, and footer. These are inserted by a Python script (block-repl.py) that must be run whenever one of the "-incl" files changes.