eighty-eighty-js/dist/core/Memory.d.ts

A nice little Intel 8080 emulator for Node.js and Browser!

import { u16, u8 } from 'typed-numbers';
/**
 * Represents the memory of the CPU.
 */
export declare class Memory {
    /** Memory size. */
    static readonly MEMORY_SIZE: number;
    /** Memory data. */
    data: ArrayBuffer;
    /** Memory data view. */
    protected view: DataView;
    /**
     * Load a whole buffer into memory, starting at `offset`.
     * @param buffer - The buffer to load into memory. Can be of any array-like type.
     * @param [offset = 0] - The offset from where to start writing the buffer into memory.
     */
    load(buffer: ArrayLike<number>, offset?: number): void;
    /**
     * Read memory at `address`.
     * @param address - The address.
     * @return - The value as an unsigned 8-bit integer.
     */
    get(address: u16): u8;
    /**
     * Write `value` to memory at `address`.
     * @param address - The address.
     * @param value - The unsigned 8-bit integer to write into memory.
     */
    set(address: u16, value: u8): void;
    /**
     * Read memory at `address` and `address + 1`.
     * @param address - The address.
     * @return - The value as an unsigned 16-bit integer.
     */
    getWord(address: u16): u16;
    /**
     * Write `value` to memory at `address`.
     * @param address - The address.
     * @param value - The unsigned 16-bit integer to write into memory.
     */
    setWord(address: u16, value: u16): void;
}
export declare namespace Memory {
    class NotEnoughMemoryError extends Error {
        constructor();
    }
}