def __init__(self):
self.io = [ 0 ] * 256
self.ram0 = [ 0 ] * 16384
dk = screen_kb_dummy(self.io)
dk.start()
self.cpu = z80(self.read_mem, self.write_mem, self.read_io, self.write_io, debug, dk)
self.reset()
print('IX %04x' % f['r1'][8])
print('IY %04x' % f['r1'][9])
print('SP %04x' % f['r1'][10])
print('PC %04x' % f['r1'][11])
print('memptr %04x' % f['r1'][12])
print('t-states %d' % f['r2'][6])
for d in debug_msgs:
print(d)
print('')
# sys.exit(1)
dk = screen_kb_dummy(io)
dk.start()
cpu = z80(read_mem, write_mem, read_io, write_io, debug, dk)
# tests.in
# --------
# Each test has the format:
# <arbitrary test description>
# AF BC DE HL AF' BC' DE' HL' IX IY SP PC MEMPTR
# I R IFF1 IFF2 IM <halted> <tstates>
# <halted> specifies whether the Z80 is halted.
# <tstates> specifies the number of tstates to run the test for, in
# decimal; the number actually executed may be higher, as the final
# instruction is allowed to complete.