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* 00007Eh: Hardware/Emu flag: This byte indicates whether the ROM is a hardware ROM or emulator.
 
* 00007Eh: Hardware/Emu flag: This byte indicates whether the ROM is a hardware ROM or emulator.
 
* 000080h: Start of boot code jump table.
 
* 000080h: Start of boot code jump table.
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* 020000h: Start of OS.
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* 0C0000h: Start of user archive.
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* 3B0000h: Certificate.
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* 3C0000h: Temp RAM backup, on newer versions of TIOS debug output is also written here.
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* 3E0000h: Temp RAM backup.
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* 3F0000h: Temp RAM backup, temp certificate backup, swap sector.
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* 400000h: Can be setup to mirror flash, but usually unmapped.
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* 800000h: Always unmapped.
 
* D00000h: Start of RAM. 256 K.
 
* D00000h: Start of RAM. 256 K.
 
* D1A87Eh: Top of the SPL stack.
 
* D1A87Eh: Top of the SPL stack.
 
* D1A881h: Start of UserMem.
 
* D1A881h: Start of UserMem.
 
* D40000h: Start of VRAM. 320x240x2 bytes = 153600 bytes.
 
* D40000h: Start of VRAM. 320x240x2 bytes = 153600 bytes.
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* E00000h: Start of memory-mapped I/O address spaces.
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* D65800h: Unmapped memory.
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* D72C00h: Unmapped memory (revisions up to at least C) or mirror of D52C00h (at least I-S).
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* D80000h: Mirror of D00000h.
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* E00000h: Start of [[84PCE:Wait_States|memory-mapped I/O]] address spaces.
  
 
SafeRAM Areas:
 
SafeRAM Areas:

Latest revision as of 13:32, 20 September 2021

See also list of RAM areas by name.

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The eZ80 has a 24-bit linear address space. Layout:

  • 000000h: Start of flash. The first 128 K are locked boot sectors. The first 8 are divided into 8 K sectors, all of which are locked. The certificate is now a single 64 K sector, so I hope you don't crash while rebuilding it.
  • 000066h: Flash exception handler. Write-to-flash without permission triggers the non-maskable interrupt to fire.
  • 00007Eh: Hardware/Emu flag: This byte indicates whether the ROM is a hardware ROM or emulator.
  • 000080h: Start of boot code jump table.
  • 020000h: Start of OS.
  • 0C0000h: Start of user archive.
  • 3B0000h: Certificate.
  • 3C0000h: Temp RAM backup, on newer versions of TIOS debug output is also written here.
  • 3E0000h: Temp RAM backup.
  • 3F0000h: Temp RAM backup, temp certificate backup, swap sector.
  • 400000h: Can be setup to mirror flash, but usually unmapped.
  • 800000h: Always unmapped.
  • D00000h: Start of RAM. 256 K.
  • D1A87Eh: Top of the SPL stack.
  • D1A881h: Start of UserMem.
  • D40000h: Start of VRAM. 320x240x2 bytes = 153600 bytes.
  • D65800h: Unmapped memory.
  • D72C00h: Unmapped memory (revisions up to at least C) or mirror of D52C00h (at least I-S).
  • D80000h: Mirror of D00000h.
  • E00000h: Start of memory-mapped I/O address spaces.

SafeRAM Areas:

  • D031F6h: pixelShadow - 8400 bytes
  • D052C6h: pixelShadow2 - 8400 bytes
  • D07396h: cmdPixelShadow - 8400 bytes
  • D09466h: plotSScreen - 21945 bytes
  • D0EA1Fh: saveSScreen - 21945 bytes
    • Note that the above is contiguous, which provides a total linear free space of 69090 bytes of RAM.
    • pixelShadow2 is the most stable; and is a viable option for testing TSRs and hooks.

More SafeRAM Areas:

Also, if you do not wish to use the LCD cursor (This is not RAM, but can be used as scrap)

  • E30800h: cursorImage - 1024 bytes
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