On 7/11/06, Daniel Rozsnyó <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Maybe it would make some sense treating these instructions as VLIW -
instruction composed of several sections. Then in one of them, you could
have NOOP as really nothing, and in another V/H sync and so on. Is there
some "standard" how to write an VLIW instruction in text to one line?

There's any number of ways one could do this.  Perhaps group
instructions with .begin and .end directives.

In this case, however, flags are obligatory.  The instructions are
running on the video clock, in real time.  Although, 'ret' and the
cursor controls maybe would semantically go in a grouping construct.
Even though r, x, and h all look the same, the semantics are different
because of what they control.
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