Enhance reset and the opcode dispatch strategy #30
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It is a plaform setup task, there is little point in reloading it upon reset. Only the call is delegated to emu.c, the function itself is still in opcodes.c & disasm.c
Now able to emulate: * Warm RESET (only SFR) * Power-Cycle RESET (SFR + RAM) * Factory RESET (SFR + RAM + ROM)
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Also, I'm wondering if you would mind moving to autoconf/automake. I know that it has bad press, but I really like it. And it is ubiquitous. Much more than any modern alternative. |
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This is to cleanup the function table versus switch for opcode dispatch.
There is no need for unused functions to be compiled.
It also contains some RESET enhancements. As soft reset, hard reset and power-cycle isn't the same. So we can emulate powered down IDLE scenarios.