[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have just got my Aldi computer setup - Dual core Pentium 2.8, 1 Gig
ram, 250 Gig hard drive, and Windows Vista home Premium.
By any chance Bill, do you have an Apple iPod?
If so, DO NOT CONNECT IT TO VISTA.
Sorry about shouting there but it appears that Apple
Jimmy writes:
I got a similar machine Core 2 Duo 6600 (2.4 Ghz), 2 GB of RAM - DDR2 667
And I got 149.33 at the bogomips test under QPC II 3.33.
With Overclocking (To obtain a processor speed of 2.70 Ghz), I obtain 168.03
bogomips.
In that way I can beat your result of the Q60... But I
I know I keep harping on about it but take another look at the spectrum,
the best emulators for that Fuse (for linux) and Spin (for windows) are
both free. Someone can download one of those, then go to the world of
spectrum website and download all the applications they need to start
Roy wood schreef:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], François Van Emelen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Roy wood schreef:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], François Van Emelen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I think the signal extension has to be installed before unzipping with
the 'unzip' version found on the
On 13 Aug 2006, at 09:05, Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
Perhaps understandably, I don't want to go from a state where I have
sources that work to a state where I have sources that no longer work,
I think this is absolutely essential.
I spent a lot of time comparing GWASS results with Qmac results
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], George
Gwilt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On 25 Feb 2007, at 17:30, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
From this and your earlier comments, am I correct in understanding
that
GWASS is a more modern Assembler than Qmac ?
George Gwilt replied :
GWASS has been changed fairly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have just got my Aldi computer setup - Dual core Pentium 2.8, 1 Gig
ram, 250 Gig hard drive, and Windows Vista home Premium.
By any chance Bill, do you have an Apple iPod?
If so, DO NOT CONNECT IT TO VISTA.
Sorry about
Now,
Whilst looking at a version of QWord for Q-emuLator it is more obvious
what is happening when I address the Aurora hardware directly. There has
always been a little screen corruption (although no-one has ever told me
about it), but on a larger PC screen, it is more obvious.
The
Derek Stewart wrote:
Robert,
When not put Minerva into your machine, then you will have a faster
operating system than JS or earlier and the second screen is working.
Could do, but was responding to original request for possibility of 2nd
screen on original QL, pointing to an example of
Thank you guys for suggestions. Especially George, Daniele, Dilwyn, Tony
and others.
I need to work on the routines with your hints and test the results. I
am sorry for lack of response, simply out of time. Derek and Robert: I
know the example code in advanced QL user guide. I just want to use
On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 20:18:05 -, omega [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you guys for suggestions. Especially George, Daniele, Dilwyn, Tony
and others.
I need to work on the routines with your hints and test the results. I
am sorry for lack of response, simply out of time. Derek and Robert:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], François Van Emelen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
SNIP
I suppose you are not talking about
qdtinst.bas
QDTINST.zip
unzip
but about the filenames when qdtinst_bas is running.
Sorry I forgot that Jim uses the '.' separator and not the '_' . I was
not thinking when I was
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Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 4:21 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Comment from the Traditional QUANTA
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Dennis S wrote:
John,
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