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Is it possible to use a MOS 6502 with a AE29F2008?
There's some discussion on the subject here. It looks like it should work. Generally you can use a memory IC with more address lines than the CPU, you can just pull all of the extra ones low or use th …
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How do 16-bit addresses work inside 8-bit data bus processors?
Indexed Indirect - The opcode is followed by one byte specifying a value between $00 and $FF, the X register is added to the value and the result used as a Zero Page address, the processor fetches the … The number of clock cycles need to execute an instruction depends partially on how many bytes the processor has to fetch. This is why
Zero Page is preferred for storing performance sensitive data. …
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