Re: [M100] Alternate keymaps on the M100 (and a question about caps lock)

I tried uz80as ( https://github.com/jorgicor/uz80as ) tonight which also claims to be compatible with TASM and I got the same results as with the TASM 3.2 shareware executable. Pretty easy to get up and running and worth a try. If I give bergen a try I'll let everyone know how it went. On Sat,

Re: [M100] Alternate keymaps on the M100 (and a question about caps lock)

Here's the patch I wrote after applying your base patch. I must be making a silly mistake here, since it doesn't seem to work correcly. Semi-colon is no longer shifted as expected, but it's not catching the `o' for some reason. .org0722CH MOV A,C ;

Re: [M100] Alternate keymaps on the M100 (and a question about caps lock)

Thanks for the tip! I'll have to check it out. m On Sat, Nov 25, 2023 at 9:28 PM Joshua O'Keefe wrote: > On Nov 25, 2023, at 4:54 PM, Stephen Adolph wrote: > > I use the Telemark TASM32. I think you can find it online, not sure. > > > bergen is a modern open source reimplementation of

Re: [M100] Alternate keymaps on the M100 (and a question about caps lock)

Thanks Joshua and Stephen! For now I'll run TASM with wine, but I will definitely give bergen a try. I did some digging around on the wayback machine and see that there was at one time an ANSI C source release of TASM which would be really neat to find and archive. I tried sending an email to

Re: [M100] Alternate keymaps on the M100 (and a question about caps lock)

> On Nov 25, 2023, at 4:54 PM, Stephen Adolph wrote: > > I use the Telemark TASM32. I think you can find it online, not sure. bergen is a modern open source reimplementation of Telemark TASM, intended as a drop-in replacement that runs on modern platforms. I haven't tested it but it looks

[M100] Alternate keymaps on the M100 (and a question about caps lock)

I use the Telemark TASM32. I think you can find it online, not sure. On Saturday, November 25, 2023, runrin wrote: > What assembler are you using Stephen? There are a large number of > assemblers available in my package manager on linux, but they all seem > to use different syntax than your

Re: [M100] Alternate keymaps on the M100 (and a question about caps lock)

What assembler are you using Stephen? There are a large number of assemblers available in my package manager on linux, but they all seem to use different syntax than your patch (or they just don't support things like .org at all for some reason.) I actually came close to trying ZBUG on the m100 :P

Re: [M100] Text Sweeper 2.7.3

On Sat, Nov 25, 2023, 10:56 AM Mike Stein wrote: > I think he was referring to 'Computers', not television sets, telephones, > refrigerators, > My fridge's microcontroller is offended -- John >

Re: [M100] Model T clock doubler

Sent from my iPad On Nov 22, 2023, at 11:00 PM, Joshua O'Keefe wrote:  On Nov 22, 2023, at 9:01 PM, MikeS wrote: MVT100 Windows application??? I think that's referring to this program: Club100 Member

Re: [M100] Text Sweeper 2.7.3

I think he was referring to 'Computers', not television sets, telephones, refrigerators, etc. On Sat, Nov 25, 2023 at 12:39 PM grima...@gmail.com wrote: > I assumed Josh was referring to all “computers” not just personal > computers. > > iPhones run iOS which based on Unix(BSD), and Android is

Re: [M100] Alternate keymaps on the M100 (and a question about caps lock)

Wow, Stephen! Of course you know exactly where it is! Thanks so much! If you could share your character printing patch I'd appreciate it. Looks like the simplest way to get `o' to work with caps lock would be to just accept that `;' and `[' will also be shifted, and change the 27 to a 29. It'll

Re: [M100] Text Sweeper 2.7.3

I assumed Josh was referring to all “computers” not just personal computers. iPhones run iOS which based on Unix(BSD), and Android is based on Linux. Most Smart TVs and Streaming boxes are running Linux. On Sat, Nov 25, 2023 at 12:29 PM Walt Perko wrote: > Hi, > > > > The vast number of

Re: [M100] Text Sweeper 2.7.3

Hi, The vast number of UNIX/Linux systems is actually servers, not desktop computers. As for desktop computers, MS Windows is the top of the heap, no other platform even comes close to those numbers.

Re: [M100] Text Sweeper 2.7.3

On 11/25/23 8:12 AM, John R. Hogerhuis wrote: Lol take a breath, he was joking around :-) Windows is safe for a while Yep, just joking around (thus the smiley face). While it has been 15+ years that I have been in the Linux world (you can't do ASIC design on Windows, only Linux, at least

Re: [M100] Text Sweeper 2.7.3

> On Nov 25, 2023, at 6:24 AM, ho collo wrote: > > Yes Ken — A majority of the world still uses windows. What would make you > think otherwise? The vast majority of the planet runs on Unix-like platforms. Windows is pretty much only popular on desktops, which are a tiny fraction of the

Re: [M100] Text Sweeper 2.7.3

Has it ever been safe? ;-) On Sat, Nov 25, 2023 at 11:13 AM John R. Hogerhuis wrote: > > Lol take a breath, he was joking around :-) > > Windows is safe for a while > > -- John. > > On Sat, Nov 25, 2023, 6:25 AM ho collo wrote: >> >> Yes Ken — A majority of the world still uses windows. What

Re: [M100] Text Sweeper 2.7.3

Lol take a breath, he was joking around :-) Windows is safe for a while -- John. On Sat, Nov 25, 2023, 6:25 AM ho collo wrote: > Yes Ken — A majority of the world still uses windows. What would make you > think otherwise? > > Apple, Linux, and the others still have only a very small market

Re: [M100] Text Sweeper 2.7.3

Yes Ken — A majority of the world still uses windows. What would make you think otherwise? Apple, Linux, and the others still have only a very small market share. At last check windows was holding on with a mere 68-70% of the market. > On Nov 25, 2023, at 07:56, Kenneth Pettit wrote: > >

Re: [M100] Text Sweeper 2.7.3

Oh wow!  Do people actually still use Windows?  :-) I think I have a Windows 10 VM on my Mac somewhere (from a few years ago when I was forced to create a Windows API library at work for a customer).  I've never tried to run VirtualT on it.  I suspect it (the Windows VM) would still boot,

Re: [M100] Alternate keymaps on the M100 (and a question about caps lock)

Since you are modifying the ROM, you may find to get what you want you need more space. I have a patch that rewrites some routines for character printing that frees up about 180 bytes if I recall correctly. I've used this to fix things I don't like in the Main ROM. I'm happy to share that