>I'm not including internal temporaries that are not
>exposed in any way either. But depending on how your
>hardware is wired, the NMI edge detect flop can have
>substantial influence on how you write your interrupt
>handler. Thus it is in fact programmer visible, though
>not as much as e.g. the Z-80's R register.
It is a feature as they say. I like to use it for a RTC
heartbeat as you bang it with and edge. Hard to use
for CP/M as it hits the default FDB.
Allison
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