On Thu, 18 May 1995, Allan Skillman wrote: > Actually LERM works fine for developing Driver stuff - the 256K version > doesn't disturb the Driver pages (probably by acident I admit) and it leaves > pages 1 and 2 undisturbed for the application. As I said before it also uses > the same source format as the Zeus assembler on the Spectrum - so I can just > transfer my old code across.
Doesn't let you write much code, though, in only two pages: i would suggest doing an OPEN TO 10 (or whatever) to protect the lerm code. > > Any progress on Driver V2 Steve? Er.. not really. I had a really good environment working, a high-level language compiler to create applications and it only needed another couple of months before it was finished. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll get the chance: I don't have my sam here (wouldn't have the time to do it anyway) and I'll be working (probably here) during the summer. It's a shame 'cos it was infinitely better than v1, with a windoze/X crossover style layout, support for different screen modes (including interlaced, Midget etc) and visible multi-tasking... +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Steve Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | Pembroke College http://nikita.pem.cam.ac.uk/sct1000/ | | Cambridge CB2 1RF | +--------------------------------------------------------------+
