??? 02/22/07 09:11 Modified: 02/22/07 09:23 Read: times |
#133490 - Deja Vu Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Mike Stegmaier said:
Here is a sample of the above program assembled in bits: /D /C /B /A 00110000 /D /C /B A 10110100 /D /C B /A 11111101 /D /C B A 11100101 /D C /B /A 10010000 /D C /B A 11110000 /D C B /A 10100011 /D C B A 00100000 D /C /B /A 10110100 D /C /B A 11111101 D /C B /A 00000001 D /C B A 00000000 D C /B /A 11111111 D C /B A 11111111 D C B /A 11111111 D C B A 11111111The bits on the right represent the machine version of the script above. The letters on the left represent the address. Russell Bull said:
Andy - we've mentioned the diode technique before Yes, we have - I make no claim to originaliyt there! http://www.8052.com/forum/read.phtml?id=132332 But Mike's representation above is just so obviously crying out for such an implementation! you can't go making it too easy He could always implement the address decoder in discrete gates - or maybe use discrete transistors and some more diodes, as a challenge... |