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Annotation of researchv10dc/vol2/Ucds/opmcall.g, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: l 192 144 280 144
                      2: s "rclk<00:15>" 8 24 104
                      3: s "HOLD1" 6 192 88
                      4: s "RCLK" 4 112 104
                      5: l 0 104 112 104
                      6: l 0 32 0 104
                      7: l 384 96 384 32
                      8: l 192 88 288 88
                      9: l 368 96 384 96
                     10: l 192 104 288 104
                     11: s "HOLD2" 6 192 104
                     12: s "int<00:15>-" 10 280 176
                     13: l 192 176 280 176
                     14: s "INT-" 6 192 176
                     15: s "bd<0:7>" 8 0 136
                     16: s "A0" 4 112 152
                     17: l 112 152 0 152
                     18: s "RD-" 4 112 184
                     19: l 112 184 0 184
                     20: s "WR-" 4 112 168
                     21: l 112 168 0 168
                     22: s "CLK" 4 112 216
                     23: l 112 216 0 216
                     24: s "D?" 4 112 136
                     25: l 112 136 0 136
                     26: s "opm<00:15>" 9 152 64
                     27: s "opm" 9 152 72
                     28: b 112 48 192 224
                     29: l 112 200 0 200
                     30: s "CS-" 4 112 200
                     31: s "ba0" 8 0 152
                     32: s "bwe-" 8 0 168
                     33: s "bre-" 8 0 184
                     34: l 112 120 0 120
                     35: s "OE-" 4 112 120
                     36: s "opmdecode<00:15>-" 8 0 120
                     37: s "ops<00:15>-" 8 0 200
                     38: s "OUT??" 6 192 144
                     39: s "opmout<00:15>" 10 280 144
                     40: s "hold1<00:15>" 8 200 88
                     41: s "hold2<00:15>" 8 200 104
                     42: s "colorburst" 8 0 216
                     43: l 0 32 384 32
                     44: b 288 64 368 112
                     45: s "A?" 4 288 88
                     46: s "B?" 4 288 104
                     47: s "Y?" 6 368 96
                     48: s "nor<0:3>" 9 328 80
                     49: s "74F02" 9 328 88

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