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USER
46
Zilog
USER
memory management
The
process
of
translating
logical
addresses
into
physical
address
plus
certain
protection
functions.
memory
transactions
Monitor
normal
mode
A
transaction
that
transfers
data
to
or
from
main memory.
The
S8000~Monitor
sets
software
break-
points
for
program
debugging;
includes
I/O
control,
interface
software
for
use
with
a
serial
interface
to
a
remote
com-
puter
system,
and
the
primary
bootstrapper
used
to
bring
the
system
up.
A
running-state
mode
where
the
SiN
flag
in
the
FCW
is
0
and
the
N/S
line
is
High.
In
this
mode,
the
CPU
may
not
execute
privileged
instructions.
non-rnaskable
interrupts
Interrupts
which
cannot
be
disabled.
nonsegmented
mode
A
Running-state
mode
of
the
Z8001
CPU.
In
this
mode,
all
addresses
are
gen-
erated
with
the
same
segment
number.
non-vectored
interrupts
operand
output
Interrupts
which
do no
use
the
identif-
ier
word
as
a
vector
to
an
interrupt
service
routine.
An
item
of
data
operated
on by
an
instruction.
Many
commands
in
ZEUS
produce
data
that
is
called
output.
This
output
is
usu-
ally
placed
on
what
is
known
as
the
standard
output,
which
is
normally
con-
nected
to
the
user's
terminal.
The
shell
has
a
syntax
using
the
rnetacharac-
ter
>
for
redirecting
the
standard
out-
put
of
a command
to
a
file.
Using
the
~
mechanism
and
the
rnetacharacter
I,
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ZiLOG System 8000 Specifications

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BrandZiLOG
ModelSystem 8000
CategoryDesktop
LanguageEnglish

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