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== Base references ==
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== References ==
  
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=== System architecture ===
 
* [[Extended Z80 instruction set]]
 
* [[Extended Z80 instruction set]]
* [[Memory map]]
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* [[Memory map]] and switching mechanics
* [[Reference machines]]
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* [[Reference machines]] and timing
 
* [[Boot Sequence]]
 
* [[Boot Sequence]]
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* [[Board feature control]] and port list
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* [[Interrupts]]
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* [[RPi0 Acceleration]]
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=== Video ===
 
* [[Enhanced ULA]] including video modes
 
* [[Enhanced ULA]] including video modes
* [[Board feature control]]
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* [[Sprites]]
* [[Interrupts]]
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* [[Layer 2]]
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=== Audio ===
 
* [[Turbo Sound Next]]
 
* [[Turbo Sound Next]]
 
* [[SpecDrum/DAC]]
 
* [[SpecDrum/DAC]]
* [[Sprites]]
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* [[Layer 2]]
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=== Storage ===
 
* [[ESXDOS]]
 
* [[ESXDOS]]
* [[RPi0 Acceleration]]
 
  
 
== Development Tools ==
 
== Development Tools ==

Revision as of 18:27, 1 September 2017

References

System architecture

Video

Audio

Storage

Development Tools

Emulators

Emulates many features of the Next and includes an assembler
A full feature emulator including a debugger - frequently updated to support Next updates

Assemblers

Any Z80 assembler can produce code suitable for the Next. However, the Next and most emulators cannot load raw blocks of Z80 code, so a Spectrum specific tool will be useful for creating .TZX or .TAP files with the necessary loaders.

Provides a complete Z80 IDE and Macro assembler, plus an integrated Spectrum emulator
The emulator does not support all features of the next
A long established Z80 assembler, but has been out of development for a long time
Supports most of the Next extension opcodes through macros from Russ McNulty
  • SNasm - included with the CSpect emulator
Supports the Next extension opcodes directly
Support for the Next is being developewd

Compilers

"sccz80 is derived from small c but has seen much development to the point that it is nearly c90 compliant"
Support for the Next is being developed
"a fully featured assembler / linker / librarian implementing sections"
A Basic to Z80 compiler with extensions added to Sinclair Basic.

Sources