Hi Dave,
Are you going to have long file names, that is longer than the current
length in SMSQ/E.
Regards,
Derek
On 09/02/14 16:04, Dave Park wrote:
From: http://sinclairql.com/wp/
Work has been ongoing, and we now have a preliminary schematic to work
from. The next stage will be to
Marcel, I don't know how to start thanking you for all this - you have
been a central pivot for the QL community for many years now with your
work on QPC2, SMSQ/E, WMAN2 and everything else. Thank you.
Seconded!
Wolfgang
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Derek,
I guess it won’t. This has been discussed quite a bit in the past, but in my
opinion, there’s no compatible way to overcome this limitation whithout a
fundamental change in how device drivers work together with the operating
system.
The file/path name length in QDOS/SMSQE is deeply
Well, I think, the most problem is that, the Level 2 subdirectory names are
part of the filename. It would be interesting to know, how this was done
with the first hardisk systems (like Quest or similar). I think, a device
can use its own way to manage this, as long as the OS can know, where to
On 11 Feb 2014, at 16:17, Ralf Reköndt ralf.rekoe...@t-online.de wrote:
Or have a look at the TK3 sources. There, you could set (in the old TK2 way)
a DDOWN test, where a BOOT was located and LRUN FLP1_BOOT and all files
were able to find other files, even in the (old TK2 way)
Sandy's view is that we will support any software that is generally
backwards compatible.
We face enough challenges coming up with designing generally backwards
compatible hardware that we can't worry about the OS or software except in
the broadest terms. The only pieces of code we're actively
Hmm, I think I have sent this to you. You will find this in RAMTOOL_ASM,
starting at the Label chgdev (as far as I remember).
The whole thing was an idea of mine, Martin just ;-)) realised it. I just
wanted to put all my QL-Games in separate TK2 subdirectories on my FLP, e.g.
Cavern
Ralf,
your description is pretty close to the „dev“ device, but I’m still missing
long filename support?
Tobias
Am 11.02.2014 um 18:04 schrieb Ralf Reköndt ralf.rekoe...@t-online.de:
Hmm, I think I have sent this to you. You will find this in RAMTOOL_ASM,
starting at the Label chgdev (as
Yes, that was one thing, we hadn't thought about, as in the days of
programming TK3, ther were no known OS whith long file names. But as I
sais...it should be possible as long as the OS know about the real
destination.
But the dev device is not able to work on MC level, as far as I know...
I can't say this for UltimIDE, but UltraQ and QL2 will have their OS in
flash. This means people will be able to run their own compiled systems,
update their own drivers, and etc.
I think it could promote a lot of new development work because it will
become trivial to roll out a new driver or OS
On 11 February 2014 12:00, Tobias Fröschle tobias.froesc...@t-online.dewrote:
Derek,
I guess it won't. This has been discussed quite a bit in the past, but in
my opinion, there's no compatible way to overcome this limitation whithout
a fundamental change in how device drivers work together
Hi,
But the dev device is not able to work on MC level, as far as I
know... Just SBasic.
No. dev is a device. Works from everywhere.
Wolfgang
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Dilwyn said -
Marcel, I don't know how to start thanking you for all this - you have been
a central pivot for the QL community for many years now with your work on
QPC2, SMSQ/E, WMAN2 and everything else. Thank you.
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My sentiments
Hello all.
I have put the latest releases of QPAC12 online at
http://www.kilgus.net/smsqe/qpac2.html
For the release Jochen provided me with the original disc contents and
Text87 manuals for QPAC2, which I converted to PDF using QPCPrint.
By the way, if anybody is waiting for QPCPrint to
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
We could perhaps look at modernising the documentation too, although that's
a secondary consideration at th emoment, at least.
If anybody wants to have a go at it, be my guest. I can provide the
Text87 originals if that helps.
Marcel, I don't know how to start thanking you
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That's not too bad, I extended my stay until I was 25 or so ;-)
I can't believe it's been 14 years since you visited my place.
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