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MCS-85 - Self modifying program is an open source general-purpose project from Hackaday.io, indexed by ZouIC. This small and simple project explains how to write self modifying code with an 80C85 microprocessor of the MCS-85 family.
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What does MCS-85 - Self modifying program do?
This small and simple project explains how to write self modifying code with an 80C85 microprocessor of the MCS-85 family.
Where does MCS-85 - Self modifying program come from?
ZouIC indexes it from Hackaday.io, original page at https://hackaday.io/project/204751-mcs-85-self-modifying-program.
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tags 8085, assembly, self-modifying code, education, retro.
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MCS-85 - Self modifying program
This small and simple project explains how to write self modifying code with an 80C85 microprocessor of the MCS-85 family. The program will only RUN from RAM: we cannot run it from ROM or EPROM since the program dynamically modifies its own CODE while executing. The demonstration shows an array of 8 LEDs with one LED moving left and right.
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