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An eight bit microprocessor made by Intel in 1976.
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Why in HL pair, H is stored after L register
On the 8085, there probably isn't any particular advantage to having 16-bit operations act on the low byte before the high byte, though having the operation which acts upon the lower address precede the …
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Memory mapping in the 8085 microprocessor
When the 8085 starts up, it will start fetching instructions from address zero. It is thus necessary that the memory which is located there contain defined contents. …
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