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Any C166 users out here who knows the answer ?
When the C166 is used with byte wide memories a WRH and WRL signal need to be used to write only to one chip when byte accesses are made.
BUT what if a 16 bit wide memory is connected to the cpu ?? In case of a byte write 2 bytes are written at a time, so I don`t understand why here the problem does not happen.
Is it connect that in case of a 16bit mem device A0 of the mem has to be connected t0 A1 of the 166 ?
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When the C166 is used with byte wide memories a WRH and WRL signal need to be used to write only to one chip when byte accesses are made.
BUT what if a 16 bit wide memory is connected to the cpu ?? In case of a byte write 2 bytes are written at a time, so I don`t understand why here the problem does not happen.
Is it connect that in case of a 16bit mem device A0 of the mem has to be connected t0 A1 of the 166 ?
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Please don't reply unless you have useful information to add on this post.Thanks