Input one bit per instruction, please show me how
Bobb Fwed
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I've seen it done before, but I can't seem to remember what it was for, probably some prop-to-prop communication. I want to be able to cycle in a bit per instruction.
The best that is possible with standard instructions is a TEST mask, INA WC; RCL val, #1.
The way I remember it, the method used the counters (obviously) and you could just shift the PHSA or one of the registers. It might have required you to burn a pin as an always true or always false type setup...I forget now.
Any help would be useful.
The best that is possible with standard instructions is a TEST mask, INA WC; RCL val, #1.
The way I remember it, the method used the counters (obviously) and you could just shift the PHSA or one of the registers. It might have required you to burn a pin as an always true or always false type setup...I forget now.
Any help would be useful.
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