
N64® Functions Menu
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al - Audio Library Functions
gDP - DP GBI Macros
gdSP - General GBI Macros
gSP - SP GBI Macros
gt - Turbo Microcode RDP
gu - Graphics Utilities
Math - Math Functions
nuSys - NuSystem
os - N64 Operating System
sp - Sprite Library Functions
uh - Host to Target IO
64DD - N64 Disk Drive
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rspboot Microcode
What This Microcode Does
This small RSP microcode program enforces the OS synchronization between
the host CPU (R4300) and the RSP. These are mostly software conventions,
but they do include setting some hardware registers to begin a new
task.
This microcode processes the task header structure, loads the microcode for the task,
and begins the task execution.
The boot code does not remain in IMEM; it must be re-loaded at the
beginning of each task.
See Also
Intro to N64 Microcode
osSpTaskLoad
osSpTaskStart
osSpTaskYield
gspFast3D
gspLine3D
gspTurbo3D
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Copyright © 1998
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Last updated March 1998
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