Microcode in Alphabetical Order Nintendo® Confidential			To search the list, choose Find from the Edit menu in your browser.
gspF3DEX Part of the F3DEX microcode series gspF3DLP.Rej Part of the F3DEX microcode series gspF3DLX Part of the F3DEX microcode series gspF3DLX.Rej Part of the F3DEX microcode series gspFast3D High quality 3D polygonal geometry RSP microcode gspL3DEX Part of the F3DEX microcode series gspLine3D High quality 3D line RSP microcode gspS2DEX Microcode that uses Super NES-like sprite and BG functions on the N64 to make it easier to create a game using sprites; it makes N64 programming similar to conventional sprite game programming gspSprite2D High-quality 2D sprite geometry microcode gspTurbo3D Reduced-feature, reduced-precision microcode that delivers significantly faster performance gspZ-Sort Microcode that may improve performance when the volume of graphics is high because it deletes obscured screens at the N64 hardware level by using a Z-Sort Introduction to N64 Microcode Introduces the seven basic microcodes and the F3DEX microcode series rspboot Microcode that enforces the OS synchronization between the host CPU (R4300) and the RSP. It processes the task header structure, loads the microcode for the task, and begins the task execution. The boot code does not remain in IMEM, so it is re-loaded at the beginning of each task Warning: all information in this document is confidential and covered by a non-disclosure agreement. You are responsible for keeping this information confidential and protected. Nintendo will vigorously enforce this responsibility. Copyright © 1998 Nintendo of America Inc. All rights reserved. Last updated January 1998