Contribution for logic tester: Commodore 64 PLA
Hi, This is not an issue.
The web page below shares how to test a Commodore 64 PLA using a TL866-II+ and Xgpro. http://www.breakintoprogram.co.uk/hardware/fixing-a-poorly-commodore-64-part-3
I believe it should also work a TL866 using minipro. I do not have a working chip to confirm and so far my post on a french forum did not have any reply (https://www.amigafrance.com/forums/topic/tester-un-pla-de-c64-avec-un-tl866-et-le-logiciel-minipro/), so I hope a minipro user coming here may be able to confirm that it is working ?
Here is the data to add to logicic.xml :
<ic name="C64PLA" type="5" voltage="5V" pins="28">
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</ic>I am also interested to dump/test the C64 ROMs and maybe it would be possible without any hardware adapter ? In infoic.xml I see that there is a pin map but that does not allow to define which signal goes to which pin. And I haven't found such a definition in the code apart from sending a protocol ID to the programmer. For this I would like a bit more information about what it may be possible to do so I upvote for issue #237.