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Subject: RE: [stella] More complicated differences between 6502 and 6507? From: Oliver Achten <achten@xxxxxx> Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2001 00:12:36 +0200 (MEST) |
>
> I still remeber when I discovered this when writing my 2600 emulator many
> years ago. Has anyone ever looked at that section of code to see why SBC
> $0F
> is used? Did the programmer do this knowing it would return #$0F or was
> this
> an error of some sort?
>
> Dan
Looks like the programmer had some sort of weird luck. He probably wanted to
do a SBC #$09, but made a typing error in his code. (Un?) fortunately, this
had the same result than doing a SBC #$09, so the error kept being
undiscovered.
Patching the ROM makes it run perfectly on my hardware, so i will include an
auto patch feature into the BIOS.
Best Regards
Oliver
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