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Im struggling to decipher a small assembly code that creates some graphics on the Amstrad, for a few days now. My knowledge of assembly is pretty limited still but im getting the hang of it. The code that i can't really understand is:
SET 6, H
SET 7, H
I've read the definition of SET, and how this is setting the # bit on a register H, etc - but i don't fully understand how (and why) setting those bits triggers the display to output pixels on the screen - Is it maybe an alternative way to point to the Video ram? I've seen tens of examples but none used this couple of commands.
Any dummuy-proof
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Thank you!
Here's the whole thing:
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Org &4000
.loop
Set 6, h
Set 7, h
Ld (hl), e
Adc hl, de
Inc de
jr loop