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There are two nops that act like a LDA $abcd but does not store the value in a register. The opcodes are $dc, $fc.
LDA $abcd
This 'dummy' read doesn't happen. Also the PC is not incremented by 3, but only 1. Possibly because pagetable.com table have these incorrectly listed? https://www.pagetable.com/c64ref/6502/?cpu=65c02&tab=2#NOP
I suspect $5C also is wrong (as its also wrong on pagetable), but I've not yet been able to check this vs hardware.
Edit: $5c is apparently three bytes as well.
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Updated the port tester for these two opcodes. If F6 doesn't display 2 lines then the opcode isn't supported.
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There are two nops that act like a
LDA $abcd
but does not store the value in a register. The opcodes are $dc, $fc.This 'dummy' read doesn't happen. Also the PC is not incremented by 3, but only 1. Possibly because pagetable.com table have these incorrectly listed? https://www.pagetable.com/c64ref/6502/?cpu=65c02&tab=2#NOP
I suspect $5C also is wrong (as its also wrong on pagetable), but I've not yet been able to check this vs hardware.
Edit: $5c is apparently three bytes as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: