On Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 09:37:17AM -, Simon Owen wrote:
Ah, that'll be caused by the old-style file associations, which used to need
-autoboot 1 -disk1 %1 on the command-line to insert the disk and boot it.
The new version accepts a bare filename on the command-line, triggering a
one-time
Hello everybody!
After 11 years I decided to refresh one of my unfinished projects, which was
just about to be completed when I got my PC 486. :-) I found both literature
and software in my archive, but I'd like to get some better software if
there is one. I write this e-mail to ask for help.
I
In a message dated 01/28/2005 14:53:15 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I still
use the original orange ZX Spectrum manual as a Z80
instructionsreference.
I have a version of this as pdf if you want it , or anyone else just email
me!
regards Steve
Win32 doesn't have standard output (except when in console mode), but you
can still have -version and -help options. You can open the message box and
write options list or version number information there (I use it in some my
programs).
Aley
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Bleagh. At least use something with instruction timings in
it.
http://www.ticalc.org/pub/text/z80/z80time.txt
is an
example, although bear in mind that the Sam's timing is somewhat, erm, fuzzy,
generally :-) - IIRC everything's rounded up to multiples of four in contention
time.
Title: Zpráva
Oh, I use the simple method: Shorter source
= faster binary. :-)
It isn't exact, but still within reach of
the orange manual - you just need to count number of source code
lines.
But, of course, thank you very much. I'll
use it.
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Aley
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cross-assembler for PC could be better for me. (But I need to convert the
Comet source to it somehow.)
Any advices?
Convert Comet sources in both ways:
http://home.wanadoo.nl/edwin.blink/samcoupe/software/comet/comcon.zip
Cross assembler that supports Z80:
On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 14:55, Aley Keprt wrote:
I think that a
cross-assembler for PC could be better for me.
I believe I may have mentioned this already:
http://www.intensity.org.uk/samcoupe/pyz80.html
Andrew
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---Andrew Collier
http://www.intensity.org.uk/ ---
Thank you very much.
tasm301.zip contains documentation in another packed file. It has .zoo
extension. How to read or unpack it?
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Aley
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Edwin Blink
Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 4:25 PM
To:
tasm301.zip contains documentation in another packed file. It has .zoo
extension. How to read or unpack it?
uses the BOOZ.EXE in the archive
BOOZ.EXE x filename.zoo
Edwin
Actually, what is the timing issue, I don't think I ever really properly
understood it... is it every contended memory access is 4 cycles?
Only (Non ASIC I/O) instructions executed in ROM space are uncontended
and use the standard Z80 timings In ram instructions are always aligned to a
multiple
Stuart Brady wrote:
Perhaps a -noboot option would be useful, to disable the
one-time boot
If you insert the disk the old way it'll avoid the auto-boot, so:
-drive1 1 -disk1 %1
will ensure drive 1 is present as a floppy, and insert the specified disk
into it. Though I still like the idea
Oh yes please Steve! :)[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 01/28/2005 14:53:15 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I still use the original orange ZX Spectrum manual as a Z80 instructionsreference.
I have a version of this as pdf if you want it , or anyone else just email me!
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