#define FALSE	0
#define TRUE	1

enum Addressing {
	eImmediate,
	eAbsolute,
	eZeroPage,
	eImplied,
	eIndirectAbsolute,
	eAbsoluteIndexedX,
	eAbsoluteIndexedY,
	eZeroPageIndexedX,
	eZeroPageIndexedY,
	eIndexedIndirect,
	eIndirectIndexed,
	eRelative,
	eAccumulator
};

typedef int Addressing;

	/*
	*	Any addressing method which is single line commented out without definition
	*	implies that handling should be hard-coded in the switch case of the
	*	instruction from which it came.
	*/


int fAddressing(Addressing addr, short x) {
	switch(addr){
		case eImmediate:		return x;
		case eAccumulator:		return acc;

		case eAbsolute:			return Memory[x];
		case eAbsoluteIndexedX:	return Memory[(x + X)];
		case eAbsoluteIndexedY:	return Memory[(x + Y)];

		case eZeroPage:			return Memory[(x & 0x00FF)];
		case eZeroPageIndexedX:	return Memory[((x = X) & 0x00FF)];
		case eZeroPageIndexedY:	return Memory[((x = Y) & 0x00FF)];

		case eIndexedIndirect:	return Memory[((x + X) << 8) + ((x + X) + 1)];
		case eIndirectIndexed:	return ((Memory[x] + Memory[(x+1 << 8)]) + Y);

		//case eImplied: No reference
		//case eIndirectAbsolute: Only used in the JMP instruction
		//case eRelative: Only used in branch instructions
	}

}