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When set, the MPU is in '''6502 emulation mode.''' | When set, the MPU is in '''6502 emulation mode.''' | ||
This flag cannot be modified directly and is normally hidden from the programmer. To modify it, use the [[XCE]] instruction to swap its value with the carry flag's value. | This flag cannot be modified directly and is normally hidden from the programmer. To modify it, use the [[XCE]] instruction to swap its value with the [[carry flag]]'s value. | ||
The flag is set when a [[RESET]] interrupt is fired. In other words, the CPU always starts in emulation mode at boot and after a reset. | The flag is set when a [[RESET]] interrupt is fired. In other words, the CPU always starts in emulation mode at boot and after a reset. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:56, 14 December 2023
The Emulation Mode flag controls whether the 65c816 is behaving like a 6502.
When clear, the MPU is in 65c816 native mode.
When set, the MPU is in 6502 emulation mode.
This flag cannot be modified directly and is normally hidden from the programmer. To modify it, use the XCE instruction to swap its value with the carry flag's value.
The flag is set when a RESET interrupt is fired. In other words, the CPU always starts in emulation mode at boot and after a reset.