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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* FCEUX implementation is not 100% accurate with hardware. Here are differences: | * FCEUX implementation is not 100% accurate with hardware. Here are differences: | ||
** none of the registers | ** none of the registers are cleared or initialized to a known value at startup, | ||
*** The 74LS670, used in this mapper and [[iNES Mapper 246]], seems to reliably power up containing all "$F". m{{mapper|246}} relies on this; it's not known whether this game does. | *** The 74LS670, used in this mapper and [[iNES Mapper 246]], seems to reliably power up containing all "$F". m{{mapper|246}} relies on this; it's not known whether this game does. | ||
** CHR registers does not take into account bit 7, | ** CHR registers does not take into account bit 7, | ||
** writing to $800d does not stop counter, but starts it and interrupt firing is disabled. | ** writing to $800d does not stop counter, but starts it and interrupt firing is disabled. | ||
* This version of SMB3 works only in NTSC/Dendy mode. | * This version of SMB3 works only in NTSC/Dendy mode. |
Revision as of 01:16, 5 September 2017
This board, made entirely from discrete chips, is used by Super Mario Bros 3 bootleg. The game was modified (with copyright information cut out) and ported from MMC3.
Memory map
- PRG-ROM: 2x128 KiB
- CHR-ROM: 128 KiB
- PRG-RAM: 8 KiB
- CPU $6000-$7FFF: 8 KB PRG RAM bank
- CPU $8000-$9FFF: 8 KB switchable PRG ROM bank0
- CPU $A000-$BFFF: 8 KB switchable PRG ROM bank1
- CPU $C000-$DFFF: 8 KB switchable PRG ROM bank2
- CPU $E000-$FFFF: 8 KB switchable PRG ROM bank3
- PPU $0000-$03FF 1 KB switchable CHR bank
- PPU $0400-$07FF 1 KB switchable CHR bank
- PPU $0800-$0BFF 1 KB switchable CHR bank
- PPU $0C00-$0FFF 1 KB switchable CHR bank
- PPU $1000-$13FF 1 KB switchable CHR bank
- PPU $1400-$17FF 1 KB switchable CHR bank
- PPU $1800-$1BFF 1 KB switchable CHR bank
- PPU $1C00-$1FFF 1 KB switchable CHR bank
Subject to bus conflicts: no
Registers
There are 16 registers at $8000-$800f. Only A3-A0 is taken into account (mask $800F)
CHR banking ($8000-$8007)
[.CCC CCC0] $8000 ||| |||| +++-++++- 1 kB CHR ROM bank at $0000-$03ff
[.CCC CCC1] $8001 ||| |||| +++-++++- 1 kB CHR ROM bank at $0400-$07ff
[.CCC CCC0] $8002 ||| |||| +++-++++- 1 kB CHR ROM bank at $0800-$0bff
[.CCC CCC1] $8003 ||| |||| +++-++++- 1 kB CHR ROM bank at $0c00-$0fff
[.CCC CCCC] $8004 ||| |||| +++-++++- 1 kB CHR ROM bank at $1000-$13ff
[.CCC CCCC] $8005 ||| |||| +++-++++- 1 kB CHR ROM bank at $1400-$17ff
[.CCC CCCC] $8006 ||| |||| +++-++++- 1 kB CHR ROM bank at $1800-$1bff
[.CCC CCCC] $8007 ||| |||| +++-++++- 1 kB CHR ROM bank at $1c00-$1fff
PRG banking ($8008-$800b)
[.... PPPP] $8008 |||| ++++- 8 kB PRG ROM bank at $8000-$9fff (from ROM 5602)
[...R PPPP] $8009 | |||| | ++++- 8 kB PRG ROM bank at $a000-$bfff +------ ROM select at $a000-$bfff (0: 5601, 1: 5602)
[...R PPPP] $800a | |||| | ++++- 8 kB PRG ROM bank at $c000-$dfff +------ ROM select at $c000-$dfff (0: 5601, 1: 5602)
[.... PPPP] $800b |||| ++++- 8 kB PRG ROM bank at $e000-$ffff (from ROM 5602)
Note: if you combine 128K ROM 5601 with 128K ROM 5602 into one 256K ROM, add 16 to $8008/$800b and treat RPPPP from $8009/$800a as 5-bit bank number.
Mirroring ($800c)
[.... ...M] $800c | +- mirroring (0: V, 1: H)
Counter and interrupts ($800d-$800f)
There is one 16 bit counter, which increments at end of each CPU cycle (on falling edges of M2). The counter will count every cycle that it's not equal to $FFFF: it cannot be stopped otherwise. While the counter is $FFFF, if the IRQ is enabled, /IRQ is asserted.
[.... ....] $800d - writing any value resets counter to 0 and disables interrupts. This necessarily acknowledges a pending interrupt.
[DDDD DDDD] $800e |||| |||| ++++-++++- set low byte of counter to this value
[DDDD DDDD] $800f |||| |||| ++++-++++- set high byte of counter to this value and enable interrupts.
Trivia
- FCEUX implementation is not 100% accurate with hardware. Here are differences:
- none of the registers are cleared or initialized to a known value at startup,
- The 74LS670, used in this mapper and iNES Mapper 246, seems to reliably power up containing all "$F". m246 relies on this; it's not known whether this game does.
- CHR registers does not take into account bit 7,
- writing to $800d does not stop counter, but starts it and interrupt firing is disabled.
- none of the registers are cleared or initialized to a known value at startup,
- This version of SMB3 works only in NTSC/Dendy mode.