Welcome aboard. Am sure you'll find in -- not only entertaining, but a great
source of help.
God Bless,
GregS <><
TRS M100 (7), M102, Nec 8201a
Apple PowerMac G5x2 (MorphOS/OSx 10.5.8), iBook G4 (MorphOS)
Micro P4 (2) servers openSuse (13.x)
Toshiba Portege M200 (Centrino 2GHz) openSuse 15.1
Thanks
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 7:50 PM Kurt McCullum wrote:
> Found it in an email I sent some time ago. File attached
>
> On Mon, Mar 30, 2020, at 4:38 PM, Kurt McCullum wrote:
>
> You need the line utility. It adds the hooks to line() in basic. It's on
> the web8201.net site but it's down
Welcome aboard! I've got a few old machines myself:
Commodore: C64 (breadbin), C64c
Atari: 800xl, 2600
TI-994A
Tandy: M100, 1000HX, 1000EX
IBM:5150, 5155
Other PCs: 386, 486 DX66, Pentium 100
NEC PC-8201A
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 7:49 PM Tom Wilson wrote:
> Welcome, Dan. I've got Commodores,
Found it in an email I sent some time ago. File attached
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020, at 4:38 PM, Kurt McCullum wrote:
> You need the line utility. It adds the hooks to line() in basic. It's on the
> web8201.net site but it's down right now.
>
> I have it on another computer and I can send it to you
Welcome, Dan. I've got Commodores, Altair (clones), and a Tandy 102 and
200. I've been contemplating jumping into the Amiga scene, but I've been
holding back just because that's an expensive, deep dive. =)
Again, welcome, and join in the fun.
Tom Wilson
wilso...@gmail.com
(619)940-6311
K6ABZ
You need the line utility. It adds the hooks to line() in basic. It's on the
web8201.net site but it's down right now.
I have it on another computer and I can send it to you later. Also, there is a
version of SARDOS (ver 1.71) that has the LINE code in the ROM. Whenever you
want to use it, a
Still unable to get my M102 working w/ Sys ROM I burned. Another M102 off eBay
arrived today. Plan to use motherboard from this and put in my case.
Figure on taking the Rexx I have in an M100 and put in in this M102; using the
Sys image option. I have found descriptions of what to do, but no
Generally the answer is web8201.net though it's looking a little broken.
I'm pretty sure there's a LINE subroutine available.
If you want to roll your own, fast line drawing algorithms are well
documented. Bresenham is the standard. I guess there are newer ones like
EFLA.
You can get faster if
I'm trying to port a program I wrote on my M100 to run on my NEC 8201A.
My program draws a few lines, and this turns out to be a lot harder on the
8201.
It seems that NEC, in their infinite wisdom, removed the LINE() command
from NEC BASIC, so all I can do is plot individual pixels. My program
Thanks!
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 6:00 PM John Gardner wrote:
> Actually, "SCREEN 0," is sufficient, IIRC.
>
> On 3/30/20, D10D3 Data wrote:
> > The NEC doesn't have a Label button, but I did finally find the command:
> > SCREEN 0,1 displays the line
> > SCREEN 0,0 hides it
> >
>
Actually, "SCREEN 0," is sufficient, IIRC.
On 3/30/20, D10D3 Data wrote:
> The NEC doesn't have a Label button, but I did finally find the command:
> SCREEN 0,1 displays the line
> SCREEN 0,0 hides it
>
The NEC doesn't have a Label button, but I did finally find the command:
SCREEN 0,1 displays the line
SCREEN 0,0 hides it
Does the NEC have a Label button? That's what you hit on a Tandy to enable or
disable the Fkey line.
> On Mar 30, 2020, at 2:15 PM, D10D3 Data wrote:
>
>
> Hey guys, I thought there was a way to hide the function key listing at the
> bottom of the display in Basic to free up the 8th line,
Hey guys, I thought there was a way to hide the function key listing at the
bottom of the display in Basic to free up the 8th line, but I can't
remember how to do it. Does anyone know?
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