If you want to put this info to use, check out Stefan Tramm's JavaScript 8080 and CP/M emulator: http://www.tramm.li/i8080
Aside: The 8085, despite its similar part number, is not actually an x86 chip. It used the 8-bit 8080 architecture: the Z80 was an enhanced 8080 that achieved much greater popularity than its ancestor.
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If you want to put this info to use, check out Stefan Tramm's JavaScript 8080 and CP/M emulator: http://www.tramm.li/i8080
Aside: The 8085, despite its similar part number, is not actually an x86 chip. It used the 8-bit 8080 architecture: the Z80 was an enhanced 8080 that achieved much greater popularity than its ancestor.
Well, that was an enjoyable rabbit hole! (Including traveling deep into the linked pages.) :-)