display.map

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; "DISPLAY.MAP"
;                     TEXT           HIRES          MULTI         HIRES          MULTI
; 		      MODE        BIT-MAPPED     BIT-MAPPED       SPLIT          SPLIT
; 	|	|
; $DC00	|-------| ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------
;   |	|	|  Text color                    Bit-mapped     Text color    Text color/ (*1)
;   |	|	|    info.                       color info.      info.      BM color info.
; $D800	|-------| ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------
; 	|	|
; 	|	|
; 	~	~
; 	|	|
; 	|	|
; $4000	|-------| ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------
;   |	|	|
;   |	|	|     Not            Bit            Bit            Bit            Bit     
;   |	~	~                    map            map            map            map     
;   |	|	|    used.          screen         screen         screen         screen   
;   |	|	|
; $2000	|-------| ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------
;   |	|	|     Not         Bit-mapped     Bit-mapped     Bit-mapped     Bit-mapped 
;   |	|	|    used.        color info.    color info.    color info.    color info.
; $1C00	|-------| ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------
; 	|	|
; 	|	|
; 	|	|
; $0800	|-------| ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------
;   |	|	|     Text           Not            Not            Text           Text
;   |	|	|    screen       used. (*2)     used. (*2)       screen         screen
; $0400	|-------| ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------   ------------
; 	|	|
; 	|	|
; 
;  (*1) There are actually 2 banks of RAM that can be mapped into this slot in the map. By
;       selecting one bank during the BM portion of the screen (top), and the other during
;       the TEXT portion of the screen (bottom), each mode will have unique RAM for it's
;       own purposes.
; 
;  (*2) Although the information on the TEXT screen is not actually being displayed at this
;       time, it is still being acessed and updated during any operation normally routed to
;       the screen (such as default print statements, error messages, etc.) "Not used" is
;       NOT meant to imply that during this mode, all print operations are going into the
;       bit-bucket.