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On Sat, 12 Dec 2020 13:23:00 +1300, Dennis Katsonis wrote:
> -=> Lawrence Woodman wrote to All <=-
> LW> Does anyone know why the colour map moves between $9400 and $9600 on
> LW> the Vic? Is there a reason it couldn't stay at a single location such
> LW> as $9400?
> I think it had to do with how the VIC chip addressed memory internally. It
was
> only able to "see" a portion of the Vic 20 memory map, and if you moved the
> screen memory, then the color RAM would also have to move so it would map
> correctly.
> http://tinyvga.com/6561
Unfortunately, I don't think it really solves the mystery as while I
understand that the 14-bit address used by the VIC restricts where the
screen map can be, I don't think this alone explains why the colour map
changes between $9400 and $9600 as it uses the same number of bit
positions either way.
Having said that, the link you gave has some excellent information and I
love how it is presented. Thanks for posting it.
Lorry
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Run Code and Store Data in Display Memory on the Commodore VIC-20
https://techtinkering.com/articles/code-and-data-in-display-memo
y-on-the-vic-20/
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