Phew, ChatGPT - sounds like a challenge! Well, with REXCPM offering 4MB
of RAM... we could have 4MB of optimized 8085 code! Would that do it :-)
In all seriousness Steve, no nothing specifically in mind, just
interested. I guess the std keyboard polling & auto-repeat speed on M100
is quite
On 5/14/23 6:09 PM, Stephen Adolph wrote:
Hi Philip,
It does work with both REX flavors, yes.
Yes the keyboard is polled more frequently, but I have not seen a
problem with that. Did you have something in mind?
Probably ChatGPT on the M100 or something. :-)
Ken
Hi Philip,
It does work with both REX flavors, yes.
Yes the keyboard is polled more frequently, but I have not seen a problem
with that. Did you have something in mind?
On Sun, May 14, 2023 at 3:34 PM Philip Avery wrote:
> Sounds great Steve. Will it work fine with Rex # & REXCPM? Also, the
Sounds great Steve. Will it work fine with Rex # & REXCPM? Also, the
keyboard would be accessed faster would it not? Does that cause a problem?
Philip
On 14/05/2023 1:51 am, Stephen Adolph wrote:
I continue to hack away at making an easy to install clock doubler
board for Model T computers. I
Definitely pushing the limits of our old hardware! Great stuff.
As to software incompatibilities I think if the ROM and TS-DOS timing loops
were fixed that covers most of what we do.
One of these days I'd love to see a demo of it. Installing such a board
myself seems unlikely. Just this week I
I continue to hack away at making an easy to install clock doubler board
for Model T computers. I realize that modifying hardware is not of interest
to most, but I spend a lot of time on it myself.
The point of the activity is to allow the user to switch from nominal
2.5MHz operation to 2x or
