Question

How do interrupts work on the Intel 8080? I have searched Google and in Intel’s official documentation (197X), and I’ve found only a little description about this. I need a detailed explanation about it, to emulate this CPU.

Answer 1

I finally found it!

I created a variable called bus where the interrupt opcode goes.
Then, I called a function to handle the interrupt:

void i8080::interrupt()
{
    // only for RST
    cycles -= cycles_table[bus];
    instruction[bus]();
    INT = false;
}

INT is true when an interrupt needs to be handled.
EI and DI are instructions that enable/disable INTE.

When INT and INTE are true, the interrupt is executed.