(docs) readme - Change memory map + Add section on CPU start-up
Memory map: - Change to a 5x5 display - Remove pointer to keypad (I can't see why you would want to relocate it) - Add placeholder for bank-switching flag - Remove `$30` as initial value of IP - that's covered (differently) by the new CPU start-up section
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C = 0
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- (bitwise, `0000 = NZOC`)
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## Memory map
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## CPU start-up
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- `00-0F` - display (4x4)
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- `10-19` - reserved for future use
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- `20 ` - keypad - value of the most recent keypress
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- `21 ` - pointer to display memory
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- `22 ` - pointer to keypad memory
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- `23-2F` - reserved for future use / variable storage
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- `30 ` - initial value for IP
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- `30-FF` - free
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When starting up, the CPU executes a `JMP $FF`.
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Put differently: it starts executing instructions at the address contained in `$FF`.
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## Cardiograph memory map
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- `00-19` - display (5x5)
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- `1A ` - pointer to display memory
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- `1B ` - keypad: value of latest key pressed
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- `1C ` - reserved for future use (bank switching flag)
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- `1D-FF` - free
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## Peripherals
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