oliverschmidt 1c77f6f1d5 - The cc65 assembler variable 'ptr1' (a general zero page pointer) is actually part of the cc65 zero page area so it's a bad idea (tm) to use it in swapping that very area. ... - The cc65 assembler variable 'sp' (the pointer to the C stack) is actually part of the cc65 zero page area so there's no need to manage it explicitly. Furthermore it is known to reside at the very start of the area so it can be initialized there for new threads.		2007-08-10 10:45:35 +00:00
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Makefile.6502
mtarch-asm.S	- The cc65 assembler variable 'ptr1' (a general zero page pointer) is actually part of the cc65 zero page area so it's a bad idea (tm) to use it in swapping that very area.	2007-08-10 10:45:35 +00:00
mtarch.c	- The cc65 assembler variable 'ptr1' (a general zero page pointer) is actually part of the cc65 zero page area so it's a bad idea (tm) to use it in swapping that very area.	2007-08-10 10:45:35 +00:00
mtarch.h	- The cc65 assembler variable 'ptr1' (a general zero page pointer) is actually part of the cc65 zero page area so it's a bad idea (tm) to use it in swapping that very area.	2007-08-10 10:45:35 +00:00
rtimer-arch.h