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Fixed some copy-&-paste typo mistakes about HuC6280's TMA mnemonic.

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Greg King 2020-10-01 07:25:08 -04:00
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@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ static void PutSEP (const InsDesc* Ins);
/* Emit a SEP instruction (65816), track register sizes */ /* Emit a SEP instruction (65816), track register sizes */
static void PutTAMn (const InsDesc* Ins); static void PutTAMn (const InsDesc* Ins);
/* Emit a TAMn instruction (HuC6280). Since this is a two byte instruction with /* Emit a TAMn instruction (HuC6280). Because this is a two-byte instruction with
** implicit addressing mode, the opcode byte in the table is actually the ** implicit addressing mode, the opcode byte in the table is actually the
** second operand byte. The TAM instruction is the more generic form, it takes ** second operand byte. The TAM instruction is the more generic form, it takes
** an immediate argument. ** an immediate argument.
@ -104,9 +104,9 @@ static void PutTMA (const InsDesc* Ins);
*/ */
static void PutTMAn (const InsDesc* Ins); static void PutTMAn (const InsDesc* Ins);
/* Emit a TMAn instruction (HuC6280). Since this is a two byte instruction with /* Emit a TMAn instruction (HuC6280). Because this is a two-byte instruction with
** implicit addressing mode, the opcode byte in the table is actually the ** implicit addressing mode, the opcode byte in the table is actually the
** second operand byte. The TAM instruction is the more generic form, it takes ** second operand byte. The TMA instruction is the more generic form, it takes
** an immediate argument. ** an immediate argument.
*/ */
@ -1093,7 +1093,7 @@ static int EvalEA (const InsDesc* Ins, EffAddr* A)
A->AddrModeSet &= Ins->AddrMode; A->AddrModeSet &= Ins->AddrMode;
/* If we have an expression, check it and remove any addressing modes that /* If we have an expression, check it and remove any addressing modes that
** are too small for the expression size. Since we have to study the ** are too small for the expression size. Because we have to study the
** expression anyway, do also replace it by a simpler one if possible. ** expression anyway, do also replace it by a simpler one if possible.
*/ */
if (A->Expr) { if (A->Expr) {
@ -1414,7 +1414,7 @@ static void PutSEP (const InsDesc* Ins)
static void PutTAMn (const InsDesc* Ins) static void PutTAMn (const InsDesc* Ins)
/* Emit a TAMn instruction (HuC6280). Since this is a two byte instruction with /* Emit a TAMn instruction (HuC6280). Because this is a two-byte instruction with
** implicit addressing mode, the opcode byte in the table is actually the ** implicit addressing mode, the opcode byte in the table is actually the
** second operand byte. The TAM instruction is the more generic form, it takes ** second operand byte. The TAM instruction is the more generic form, it takes
** an immediate argument. ** an immediate argument.
@ -1444,7 +1444,7 @@ static void PutTMA (const InsDesc* Ins)
} else { } else {
/* Make sure just one bit is set */ /* Make sure just one bit is set */
if ((Val & (Val - 1)) != 0) { if ((Val & (Val - 1)) != 0) {
Error ("Argument to TAM must be a power of two"); Error ("Argument of TMA must be a power of two");
} }
} }
} }
@ -1452,9 +1452,9 @@ static void PutTMA (const InsDesc* Ins)
static void PutTMAn (const InsDesc* Ins) static void PutTMAn (const InsDesc* Ins)
/* Emit a TMAn instruction (HuC6280). Since this is a two byte instruction with /* Emit a TMAn instruction (HuC6280). Because this is a two-byte instruction with
** implicit addressing mode, the opcode byte in the table is actually the ** implicit addressing mode, the opcode byte in the table is actually the
** second operand byte. The TAM instruction is the more generic form, it takes ** second operand byte. The TMA instruction is the more generic form, it takes
** an immediate argument. ** an immediate argument.
*/ */
{ {