Morning Jiri,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKc_XGuvNIk
I watched it last night. Interesting. I did notice a couple of things
that may or may not be relevant.
The ARM demo was described as something we are working on so I presume
it's not finished, which is probably why there isn't a
On 04/08/11 01:18, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
No, it's a proper, native port. Notice how he says that they've
re-compiled office for the ARM architecture. Windows NT used to be
available for several platforms (x86, MIPS, PPC, IA64), then it was
x86 only, now they again did a real ARM port to try to
On 04/08/11 08:38, Norman Dunbar wrote:
PS. I posted this last night from my tablet but it doesn't appear to
have appeared - I wonder why.
I've noticed that although I replied, it has come up as a separate
thread. Interesting.
Cheers,
Norm.
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Dilwyn Jones
At just under £50 it seems interesting. Connects straight to a 9-pin D so
should only need a simple QL to 9-pin D adaptor. Works at pretty well any
baud rate from 1200 up, so good possibilities there especially with a
superhermes serial port. Pairing
We're all taxing our grey matter to work out what the Raspberrypi
won't do, or stretching it to the limit, but we shouldn't forget
that the developers are firmly on track to provide a cheap means of
enabling the new generation to develop programming skills from the
fundamentals. However they
On 04/08/11 12:43, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Whilst I agree with most of what you say, Bryan, the likeliest scenario
for using it as a QL is that it will have some form of native OS with
which a QL emulator would have to be run..
Based on the actual price of the device, around $25, then I am
Cluttering of cables sounds bad however based on the size it is likely
to turn out then the whole thing including a USB hub could be fitted
inside a QL BB, a way of converting the existing keyboard matrix to a
USB may prove difficult, however alternative USB keyboards could be
used instead, but
Hi Lee,
On 04/08/11 16:37, Lee Privett wrote:
...
My second point (or question) for what it's worth is that other than
machine code routines, peek and poke for fixed memory (screen or
systems variables) does SuperBASIC need 680?? emulation?
Well, I suspect that QPC will run under WINE on any
Thanks Norman, I really don't know how much of a problem it is, its'
been over 25 years since I dabbled in m/c and then it was 8085 (I
think) using a hex keypad, too much for me but then came along
Sinclair ZXBASIC whoopee and the rest is history.
Moving to a PC with processors 8086, 286, 386,
I have now added a QL news page to the Just Words! website.
This is experimental and I hope it will be a permanent feature, bit I give no
guarantee.
Thanks to all the people who have visited the site. There were 489 visits in
the first month although 168 of these were the Google and Yahoo
On Aug 4, at 19:59 | Aug4, Geoff Wicks wrote:
Geoff/
I have now added a QL news page to the Just Words! website.
This is experimental and I hope it will be a permanent feature, bit I give no
guarantee.
Thanks to all the people who have visited the site. There were 489 visits in
the
On 04/08/2011 21:45, Tony Firshman wrote:
On Aug 4, at 19:59 | Aug4, Geoff Wicks wrote:
Geoff/
I have now added a QL news page to the Just Words! website.
This is experimental and I hope it will be a permanent feature, bit I give no
guarantee.
Thanks to all the people who have visited the
It was on the original email from Geoff, just under his signature
Regards,
Lee Privett
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Norman Dunbar wrote:
Well, I suspect that QPC will run under WINE on any flavour of Linux,
and not necessarily one that has an Intel Processor of x86 fame beneath
it.
Hmm, where to begin... The very name of WINE itself stands for Wine
Is Not an Emulator. It does not do ANY CPU emulation. So,
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Now what did Marcel once say about being unable to resist a
challenge... :-)
I've grown up since then ;-)
Marcel
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