On (18 Jan 95) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in response to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Based on German prices the generic board will probably be quite competative >> price-wise despite the use of a GAL and a pair of 'LS646 chips! >> Would simplify things quite a bit if the generic interface were used via a >> fake z80 40pin dil upgrade socket on the Multi-Rom motherboard, certainly >> reduce your designing&development overheads:-)
> *smiles* take me to your leader... :) DO you mean you're interested? If so I'll email a list of pins that'll need to be brought out to the fake-z80 socket, dimensions and register allocations that we implement(It's slightly different to yours and my original!) >> ANSI glitches sorted now? > Yep... although I've got to rewrite it all using a 4 table finite state > machine :( And I've got to keep a copy of the text and attributes off > screen as well... but I may put a "fast" copy of the software on the disk > as well, which is optimised to the max for ANSI... Feel free to Zip up the ascii'ised source and send me a copy and I'll give you the benifit of my enormouse intelect<GRIN> >> It would allow EMSI logons to BBS's and EMSI Fido mail sessions. >> That's one thing that's seriously lacking in z80 scripted terminals:-( > Waaaaaaayyyyy ahead of you -- I've got the IEMSI specs from Fidonet, and > I'm plugging them in as we speak... Ok, but hooking it into scripts will allow the flexibility to make it future proof (sort of;) > There's nothing wrong with Native mode y'know -- it does the job! Exactly what job is that? Oh yes provides a launchpad to write your own operting system yourself to support your own standard applications;-) Regards Johnathan. ... Parallel lines never meet, unless you bend one or both of them. -- |Fidonet: Johnathan Taylor 2:2501/307.9 |Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | Standard disclaimer: The views of this user are strictly his own.
