In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dexter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Malcolm Cadman wrote: > >> Very interesting outline ... you have been planning :-) > >Yes. It's hard to do anything more than planning without ethernet and a >TCP/IP stack ;)
It is the latter that Jon Dent has been working on. >> What are you going to code it in ... C ? > >Initially, SBASIC, and then in C once I'm happy with how it works. I'm >happier with C but have never done any on the QL, whereas SBASIC is a >quicker throw-it-together-and-test-it language :o) It's not like email >clients have to be fast, anyway. Yes, I have looked at the coding in BASIC of several email clients on my old RISC OS system. In addition you should find C68 on the QL easy to adapt to. >> Well, if you ever visit England I've got lots of them ... that have been >> donated to the London Quanta Group. They are too heavy to economically >> post. > >I wonder. Do the transformers in QL PSUs have 120 and 240v windings, or >did they use a different transformer for each region? Dunno ... :-( >Dave >ql.spodmail.com >(New posts by Nasta in the forum, with latest news on the Goldfire, >Aurora 2 and SuperIDE/EtherIDE - check it out!) The site was down when I looked last night. -- Malcolm Cadman
