You can do that, but registers aren't really what you would consider ram. The 4 bit color ram doesn't particularly count either. Try executing code stored there. Not only are they pretty crap at being used as ram, you are preventing yourself using them for their intended purpose too. It's like stirring paint with a screw driver. You don't have a paint stirer, you just have a ruined screwdriver. On 27/08/2020 23:27, tokafondo wrote: > I'm thinking that even the SID and even some other chips could be used to get > some extra bytes from its internal registers if needed, then. I mean: an > application that wouldn't be using sound, then the registers that are > normally used to produce sound, can be used to store data. And maybe the > ones that do parallel and/or serial communications in the CIAs...Received on 2020-08-29 01:02:41
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