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'''ENDX''' is an 8-bit [[DSPRAM]] register. Each bit represents one of the 8 voices. | '''ENDX''' is an 8-bit [[DSPRAM]] register located at 7ch. Each bit represents one of the 8 voices. The [[S-DSP]] sets a voice's corresponding bit when [[BRR]] decoding of a block that has the source end flag set is completed. | ||
When a voice is keyed on, its corresponding bit in ENDX is cleared. | |||
If the [[S-SMP]] attempts to write to ENDX, all bits of ENDX are cleared. | If the [[S-SMP]] attempts to write to ENDX, all bits of ENDX are cleared. | ||
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* [[DIR]] | * [[DIR]] | ||
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=== Reference === | === Reference === | ||
Latest revision as of 12:27, 17 July 2024
ENDX is an 8-bit DSPRAM register located at 7ch. Each bit represents one of the 8 voices. The S-DSP sets a voice's corresponding bit when BRR decoding of a block that has the source end flag set is completed.
When a voice is keyed on, its corresponding bit in ENDX is cleared.
If the S-SMP attempts to write to ENDX, all bits of ENDX are cleared.
See Also
Reference
- subparagraph 7.2.2.5 of page 3-7-9 of Book I of the official Super Nintendo development manual