More directory restructuring. Adjusted language of Table B-1r to be more readable. Adjusted README.md to associate naming scheme with BIOS-based projects only.

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Olivier Poirier 2023-09-26 10:39:45 -07:00
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This is an empty 512KB bootsector. It's filled with hex 90 bytes, which is an x86 NOP (do nothing, or no-op) instruction. At the end? It's got hex E9 F4FD, a near jump back to the start of the bootsector.
A lot of my initial binaries are likely going to be calculated to bootsector offsets. A bit of binary code to adjust these offsets that you can tack onto your functions is in the works.
Both tacking the offset corrector on to run before a given function (dynamic offset at runtime) and changing the function's offsets without tacking on a corrector (static at runtime) will be something I'll try to make easy.

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@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ The purpose of the table is to tell you where data is coming from and going to,
All you need to know is:
whether the data is a byte or word,
and from what to where.
and if the opcode only uses B with an explicit source/destination.
TABLE B-1 REVISED (B-1r)

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This is my humble directory of opcode projects.
The 80286 project folders are named after the prototype letter designators and a number.
The 80286 BIOS-based project folders are named using prototype letter designators and a number.
The number 0 designates the main program, and numbers afterward are tests or necessary components to that program.