Thanks for the answer. At least my guessing was close.
matthias
On 21.09.2006, at 19:36, larry barello wrote:
0xFFFF is treated as a no-op, so your processor merrily walks up
memory
until the program counter wraps and you are at 0x0000, or reset.
It isn't a real reset, however, your peripherals are all still
doing their
thing.
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