From: Si Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In the floppy driver I've added the direction flag and write protection,
and
> tighened up some of the flags used. I'm playing with the idea of yet
another
> disk format capable of handling custom disk formats used by some of the
> commercial software (and possibly demos?), but that'll have to be once
most
> other things are done (and if I get a replacement PSU so I can play with
> things on a real SAM). I'm not so worried about getting the timings right
or
> performing proper stepped seeks (yet) - I think Simon Cooke is still
working
> on a (Java) VL1772-02 emulator that may do all of this better anyway!

Er... actually, it's written in C++; the only thing I was thinking of using
Java (or rather, WFC) for was to create a front-end shell, that would host
the UI for keyboard redefinition, settings, etc etc. It'd also act as a host
for the HWND of the display, when not in full screen mode.

Nothing time-critical would be in Java - I mean, yeuck! - but I don't mind
having the overhead of C++ for a disk controller :)

Si (NSFMSFT)

Reply via email to