I'm sure many of us have programmed it back in the day.
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/end-of-era-zilog-discontinues-z80-microprocessor
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https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/end-of-era-zilog-discontinues-z80-microprocessor
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Zilog calls it curtains on the Z80
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I spent a lot of time programming my TRS-80 using Z-80 machine language and assembly language. I still have some opcodes burned into my brain.
21003C
11013C
01FF03
3620
EDB0
I wrote several articles for 80 Micro magazine including a six-part series on how to program an arcade game in Z-80 assembly language for the TRS-80.
When I later bought my first PC compatible computer, I was surprised to discover that its floppy disc controller was powered by a Z-80 chip!
21003C
11013C
01FF03
3620
EDB0
I wrote several articles for 80 Micro magazine including a six-part series on how to program an arcade game in Z-80 assembly language for the TRS-80.
When I later bought my first PC compatible computer, I was surprised to discover that its floppy disc controller was powered by a Z-80 chip!
