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(from TI- B ASIC e z80)
A ez80 emulator written in TI-BASIC.
To use it, store the initial RAM state in L1 with one byte per list element, then call prgmBZ80.
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No.
Can it run Oiram/Pacman/(insert name of game here)?
No.
No.
Can I use it for bypassing exam mode?
No.
Does it emulate the entire ez80 instruction set?
No.
Does it support calling OS functions?
No.
Does it support drawing to the screen?
No.
Does it support reading from the keypad?
No.
No.
Does it support interrupts?
No.
Does it emulate the CE's ASIC?
No.
No.
Is there any legitimate reason for me to use this program?
No.
I wrote this because TI decided to remove assembly functionality from the latest OS version.
This doesn't help with that at all, I'm just being petty.
It's also highly ironic to have an interpreted program emulate the ISA it's running on.
If anyone wants to take this a step further and run TI-BASIC inside of this, that would be awesome.
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