ROM modules?

[bferguson3]

Hi! Love the simulator.

It would be great to have a ROM module as well, one that behaves just like the RAM module but any move commands to that area will simply fail.

Thanks!

[bferguson3]

https://github.com/bferguson3/bsvc

Added them with a quick hack myself

[dancrossnyc]

On Mon, Jul 12, 2021 at 2:22 PM bferguson3 ***@***.***> wrote: Hi! Love the simulator. It would be great to have a RAM module as well, one that behaves just like the ROM module but any move commands to that area will simply fail.

Hi there! Sorry for the delayed response; I was out of town last week. I think you must mean ROM modules? I'm certainly happy to incorporate something like that (it had occurred to me a few years ago when I was doing something or other). - Dan C.

[dancrossnyc]

Thanks! Could you please send a pull-request?

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[ziggekatten]

Using RAM as a ROM module works pretty well. Doing stuff with an homebrew SBC using 1 MB ROM, 1MB RAM, and an 68681 works pretty well. I only use C, and have two RAM attachments,one acting as ROM. Key is how you link stuff.

What I would like is to have the whole 68681 insctruction set and registers implemented with selectable base address. Ohh..by the way...bsvc acually runs in Windows WSL2 with GUI support quite well. BUt a way of resetting the terminal without loading setup would be nice.