       Ok first off this is my first attempt at an emulator of any sort.  I didn't have much to base
   my code on because I don't have the time to go through one thousand and one source files of some
   emulators looking for the code that handles each opcode so I can figure out how it works.  Not to
   mention I didn't have any source of an emu that JUST emulated a processor and no other hardware.
       So this code is problely really crappily designed.  Who cares?  Now I can do better NEXT time.
   This IS a learning expirence for me so probly only people that are also new to emu programming will
   get any real use out of it.  But if I was going to write an emulator for a console I would write its
   CPU emulation in assembly (which I do know, although not very well).

   04.17.98
   --------
   Flux is born - 10 opcodes implemented

   04.18.98
   --------
   18 new opcoeds implemented for a total of 28
   Memory emulation started.
   3.45 PM - Added Memory dump features

   04.22.98
   --------
   Added P register and everything needed to emulate it
   Gotta make use of status register

   04.24.98
   --------
   Made a big array of opcode names...just another useful feature
   Wrestled around with CLD...no luck

   08.02.98
   --------
   Figured out what my big hangup was on CLD.  I had forgotten to make the masks
   binary.  Because I had left them as just a decimal in the #defines I had some
   nice large numbers being worked with. DUH!!!! Don't I feel dumb?

   08.09.98
   --------
   Did some commenting and getting reaquainted with the code as it has been a
   long time since I have worked on Flux.  Added some code to support JGmouse.