That was my original plan but when I was testing in in CloudT the timing was way off. The code increments a counter while looping for key presses to determine how fast you are running so it's pretty sensitive to differing clock speeds. I tuned it on my real Model 102 and VirtualT locked to 2.4MHz gives similar results but CloudT was running either too fast or too slow, I can't remember which now.
On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 3:56 PM, John R. Hogerhuis <[email protected]> wrote: > You could try it like this > > Browse Chrome or Safari to > > http://bitchin100.com/CloudT > > > Open another tab to > > https://github.com/ksbex/basic-longjump/raw/master/JUMP.BA > > This should download the JUMP.BA file > > In the CloudT tab, select Choose File > > Navigate to your Downloads directory and pick JUMP.BA > > Notice at the bottom of your CloudT window that "JUMP.BA" is now on your > Cassette file queue > > Enter BASIC > > Type CLOAD > > Type SAVE"JUMP" > > Type RUN > >
