; Test file for base 6510 undocumented opcode compliance
; This odd little source file uses every addressing mode
; of every opcode, and uses the opcode itself as the argument
; to each instruction that takes one.  The resulting binary's
; bytes are thus in strictly increasing numerical order.

; Many mnemonics have multiple opcodes with identical
; effects; Ophis chooses one of them and the arguments
; herein assume that any assembler will choose as Ophis
; does.

; This file also doesn't include the 6502's *documented*
; opcodes - see testbase.oph for those.

	SLO	($03, X)
	NOP	$04
	SLO	$07
	ANC	#$0B
	SLO	$0F0F
	SLO	($13), Y
	SLO	$17, X
	SLO	$1B1B, Y
	SLO	$1F1F, X
	RLA	($23, X)
	RLA	$27
	RLA	$2F2F
	RLA	($33), Y
	RLA	$37, X
	RLA	$3B3B, Y
	RLA	$3F3F, X
	SRE	($43, X)
	SRE	$47
	ASR	#$4B
	SRE	$4F4F
	SRE	($53), Y
	SRE	$57, X
	SRE	$5B5B, Y
	SRE	$5F5F, X
	RRA	($63, X)
	RRA	$67
	ARR	#$6B
	RRA	$6F6F
	RRA	($73), Y
	RRA	$77, X
	RRA	$7B7B, Y
	RRA	$7F7F, X
	SAX	($83, X)
	SAX	$87
	ANE	#$8B
	SAX	$8F8F
	SHA	($93), Y
	SAX	$97, Y
	SHS	$9B9B, Y
	SHX	$9E9E, Y
	SHA	$9F9F, Y
	LAX	($A3, X)
	LAX	$A7
	LXA	#$AB
	LAX	$AFAF
	LAX	($B3), Y
	LAX	$B7, Y
	LAS	$BBBB, Y
	LAX	$BFBF, Y
	DCP	($C3, X)
	DCP	$C7
	SBX	#$CB
	DCP	$CFCF
	DCP	($D3), Y
	DCP	$D7, X
	DCP	$DBDB, Y
	DCP	$DFDF, X
	ISB	($E3, X)
	ISB	$E7
	ISB	$EFEF
	ISB	($F3), Y
	ISB	$F7, X
	ISB	$FBFB, Y
	ISB	$FFFF, X