Programming $66
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RRauscher at nni.com
Wed Sep 15 22:22:01 GMT 1999
Eric,
Don't forget about the eprom offset and table headers. This would make
it something like:
LDX #$8085 => CE 80 85 (all in hex)
About the table headers, they are typically three bytes, if used. So
search for: CE 80 82
Sometimes X is loaded ahead of that location then adjusted in the code,
So search for various addresses preceding the one you want.
BobR.
P.S. What bin are you doing?
Eric Aos wrote:
> I am trying to get a handle on this.. could someone point me in the
> right direction?
> If I think I've found a table in a 730 (Just so we are all talking about
> the same processor), that starts at an address of lets say 0085. What Op
> Code would I be looking for in the program to see where it access this
> data?
> Looking back through Programming $65 it would seem to be 'CE 00 85' (
> or in assembly LDX 0085 ). But looking at the ECMGUY'S dissasemblies it
> looked like the should be JSR's instead.... What am I missing?
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