Closed dansanderson closed 2 years ago
Yes, @ seems not to parse the address at all, as it jumps to dump_mem before parsing the address at all.
dump_cpu_memory_cmd:
lda #$01
sta use_cpu_perspective
jmp dump_mem
plx ; pop x
; we really should make sure it is only a 16-bit address,
; but it isn't that important
jsr parse_addr32_or_continue
jmp dump_mem
Test Environment (required)
Describe the bug Appendix K of the book says the Matrix Mode command
@
works likeM
but takes a 16-bit address and calculates it in the CPU memory mapping context. As far as I can tell,@
is ignoring its parameter and behaving likeM
without arguments.To Reproduce
m2001
@3000
Expected behavior Step 2 should show memory starting at address 07773000 (where 0777 is the special prefix that says the monitor is using the CPU memory mapping context). It actually shows 00002011.