★ FAQ ★ Sound related"Hardware configuration: MC68000 CPU with MC6800 (8-bit) interface removed"
But what does this mean?
Does that mean the sound CPU doesn't have byte access to memory?
Of course, the sound CPU can byte-access the sound memory with the "move.b" command.
However, there are "RESET" and "TAS" instructions as instructions for prohibiting use.
"SCSP operates as a whole with 22.68 μsec as one big cycle."
Could you please explain this cycle more concretely?
Since it is processed 44100 times per second, if the reciprocal (= 1/44100 SEC) is taken, the processing must be completed within 22.6757 μSEC.
The same applies to the DSP with built-in SCSP. Since the DSP of SCSP operates in 128 steps, the processing of 128 steps can be completed in 22.6757 μSEC.
Therefore, one step takes (22.6757 ÷ 128 = 0.177154) 177nSEC.
In addition, access from the sound CPU and main CPU is also executed according to the processing time of one step of this DSP, that is, 177ns.
★ FAQ ★ Sound related