There are some operations that I might like on my TI 84p, but I don't really like the missing registers.. This also shows why I/O is memory mapped..
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* The "shadow" set of registers [BC',DE',HL',AF'] and the index registers
[IX,IY] are missing and, consequently, there are no DD and FD opcode
tables.
* The I/O ports are gone and so are all IN/OUT opcodes.
* HALT is interrupted even when interrupts are disabled.
* Following Z80 opcodes are changed:
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Code Z80 operation GameBoy operation
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08 xx xx EX AF,AF' LD (word),SP Save SP at given address
10 xx DJNZ offset STOP Meaning unknown
22 LD (word),HL LD (HLI),A Save A at (HL) and increment HL
2A LD HL,(word) LD A,(HLI) Load A from (HL) and increment HL
32 LD (word),A LD (HLD),A Save A at (HL) and decrement HL
3A LD A,(word) LD A,(HLD) Load A from (HL) and decrement HL
D3 OUTA (byte) No operation
D9 EXX RETI Enable interrupts and return
DB INA (byte) No operation
DD Prefix DD No operation
E0 xx RET PO LD (byte),A Save A at (FF00+byte)
E2 JP PO,word LD (C),A Save A at (FF00+C)
E3 EX HL,(SP) No operation
E4 CALL PO,word No operation
E8 xx RET PE ADD SP,offset Add signed offset to SP
EA xx xx JP PE,word LD (word),A Save A at given address
EB EX DE,HL No operation
EC CALL PE,word No operation
F0 xx RET P LD A,(byte) Load A from (FF00+byte)
F2 JP P,word No operation
F4 CALL P,word No operation
F8 xx RET M LDHL SP,offset Load HL with SP + signed offset
FA xx xx JP M,word LD A,(word) Load A from given address
FC CALL M,word No operation
FD Prefix FD No operationConclusions: the Sign and P/V flags are not used, they are instead weird loads. You can not load HL to memory location (not from one), and you cannot EX DE,HL it either, but you can use HL to load to/from memory anyway (using normal block loads and the new load-and-inc/dec instructions). You can on this processor pretend to load to/from a 8bit location, this sortof partly replaces the use of IX and IY since it is actually an offset added to FF00h.
