[Coco] CoCo 3 MMU test for all

[Mark Marlette]

Roger,

I hope that your reference to $04 or sometimes %101 was kidding or 
your 10million lines of code might be wrong.

The reason I posted what I did was because if you did know what the 
GIME was doing you wouldn't have responded the way you did or asked 
the question the way you did. Posting responses gathered with unused 
bits set/cleared, etc.

That is all.

Mark

At 1/20/2008 11:00 PM, you wrote:

>At 09:27 PM 1/20/2008, you wrote:
>>Robert/Roger,
>>
>>See when Robert explains it in hex, you hardly even have to think about it.
>>
>>Curtis did the same and they are correct and EASY to read and think about.
>>
>>Take their advise and mine, switch to hex. You'll have a much 
>>better chance of retaining this because it will make sense.
>>
>>Mark
>>Cloud-9
>
>
>Ok guys, don't get me firing up a tutorial.  I've only written about 
>10 million lines of code since I was 15 (being almost 40 now) and I 
>assure you that Hex is not new to me, and I use it a lot.  However, 
>I also use decimal and binary where they are ideal.  When I talk to 
>people who use NOTHING but Hex, it drives ME nuts as well.  Being 
>that most coders are fierce in their own ways, I'd say it's a losing 
>battle making me change at this point in my life.  Look at what I've 
>produced (and I realize you don't have time to do this since we are 
>equally as busy with our projects) and you'd see that it doesn't 
>make a hoot of difference if I use some decimal values in my source 
>code or not.  P.S.  *everything* makes sense to me, but I like to 
>look at things from $04 or sometimes %101 different angles and not 
>have just one way of thinking.
>
>* hex, ideal
>  ldx #$400
>a@ clr ,x+
>  cmpx #$600
>  blo a@
>
>* hex, not ideal
>  ldb #12  just a simple counter
>a@ nop
>  decb
>  bne a@
>
>
>
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