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Z80.doc Documentation.
Z80.a Main emulator file - compiles to linkable code.
Includes: Z80.i, Z80_struct.i, Z80_coding.i, tables.i,
std_offsets.i, prefix_offsets.i, std_instr.i, impldept.i,
distant.i.
Z80.i Definitions and declarations needed to use the emulator
as well as to compile it.
Z80_struct.i Definition of the control structure. Usually also be needed
by a program that uses the emulator.
Z80_coding.i Definitions used to simplify and abstract the coding
of the ZX instruction routines. (Macros and register
aliases.)
tables.i Various tables.
helpfuncts.i 'Helper' functions, not central to the operation of the
emulator, but useful for the handling of it.
std_offsets.i Offset table for the unprefixed Z80 instructions.
prefix_offsets.i Offset tables and decoding routines for the prefixed
Z80 instructions.
std_instr.i The labels and definitions of the non-implementation-
-dependent Z80 instructions.
impldept.i The labels and macro calls of the implementation-
dependent Z80 instructions.
distant.i Instructions that could not be fit into the 0 to +7FFF
offset address space.
generic_macs.i Macros defining the generic versions of the
implementation-dependent Z80 instructions.
machine_macs.i Macros defining the machine-specific versions of
the implementation-dependent Z80 instructions.
user.i User (implementation-dependent) definitions.
extern_instr.a Compiles to linkable code, to be linked along with
Z80.a object code if that has been compiled with
the 'generic object' option.
Includes: Z80.i, Z80_struct.i, Z80_coding.i, and
one of generic_macs.i and machine_macs.i (selectable).
c_stubs.a Stubs for calling the emulator from C.
Z80.h Header file for using the emulator from C.
notes.txt Comments on the emulation of certain Z80 features.
cache.txt Describes the use of a translation cache ('threaded
code') to emulate the Z80.
Z80_signals.txt Details on the Z80 hardware signals.