What would be the best way to do this? Thanks (I included brass because I think there is a special brass function that can put things in blocks)

Edit: Off topic, but if anyone has a link to the brass docs, I would be very thankful I seem to have lost my link

Brass Manual: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=brass+manual+benryves

Anyway, I don't use the blocks functions. How familiar are you with interrupts in general, like the valid addresses, the i register, limitations, shadow registers, timing and triggering, and all that fun stuff? Should I go through some of those details?

I'm pretty familiar with interrupts. I know that they need a 257 byte block (because it's I register * 256 + bus, and the bus is presumed random at best). I know there are 4 modes for interrupts, slow, fast, slowest, and fastest. It triggers at different speeds for each of the speeds of the interrupts (choppy, I know) and shadows, dunno for certain :/ I just know they are special registers you can use so you don't disturb the normal registers. You access them by methods like A' HL' etc. Limitations, if they take too long, you will have to di then do your code and ei at the end of your interrupt. Valid addresses, I'd have to assume that it has to be before that 8kb code limit. Anything I'm missing?

Edit: Oh and about the manual, I had been searching for: Brass Manual ASM, thanks

I'm helping on IRC, but here's some generic interrupt code:

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Edit: .(end)relocate are brass-specific AFAIK.
Edit by Kerm: Added slight indentaton.

For comparison, here's (some) of the relevant sections from CALCnet2.2:


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