add note about using VICE's remote monitor to capture instruction streams
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@@ -43,3 +43,8 @@ at the location. A good way to cover this for many situations would be to gener
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running, and capturing exactly which entry points are called from where. That is, to generate a call-graph
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that is the combination of many program runs, so that we can build up a map of what is required in terms of
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correct function of the system. This then defines the interface exactly from the perspective of interoperability.
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We can capture this information using x64 -remotemonitor, and then making a program that connects to port 6510
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and uses reset 0 to reset the CPU, and then types step and sends carriage returns repeatedly, and logs the
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instruction stream. If a program is loaded and run, then this will capture the instruction stream, and allow us
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to generate this call graph.
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