Some days ago, somebody asked me to upload the Z-machine source code to
funet. I have readed that in funet there is an IF directory. In
pub/misc/if-archive , but I can't acces to it. Somebody can?
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Heya, ppl...
A little q.
Well, actually two..
1. How can I detect which speed the MSX is currently runnin' (7MHz)?
2. How can I detect which video-chip is installed (v9938/v9958)??
Yep, I still have a lot to learn!..
mzl.
d-fader^TwZ
PS. Another Q:
Why do programmers always get Christmas
Hello people,
Here is the (new) MSX PRINT of Ikeda.
Ikeda's MSX PRINT 2/July
ASCII Corp come back to MSX world! Already ASCII paied many money to us(
PERHAPS 50Yen). This money is to make MSX DEN-YU LAND. So, ASCII is
sponsor of MSX DEN-YU LAND. And MANY member of ASCII will visit MSX
Hi to all of You,
I've tryed to use ed ... not so good ... I hope that someone will port vi
or joe to UZIX ... there is a coder able to do so ?
Bye,
Stefano
PS in UZIX is there a c compiler (eg cpp or gcc)
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Laurens Holst wrote:
That could also be, indeed...
Btw, Amiga joysticks CAN be used on the MSX
Can you explain how I can do that?
I have an Amiga 1200 and a MSX Turbo R - FS-A1GT.
Amiga's mouse don't work in the TR. And vice-versa (I have a MSX's mouse
too).
No. I have
MkII wrote:
I'm looking for an accurate pitch to tone registers value translation table
for PSG.
Do you mean, how values you can use in (in case of use channel A)
register 0 and 1?
If yes, you can use de following:
Fclock
Freq=--
16*(r0+r1*256)
where Freq mean the
Well, it is not necessary for me to upload source code or specifications
of the z-machine to funet. They are already on funet.
Try at ftp.funet.fi/pub/misc/if-archive/interpreters-infocom-zcode .
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At 11:06 PM 7/8/99 +0200, Jon wrote:
2. a way to figure out of which type a connected drive is and to figure
out if a diskrom supports this standard.
If the DiskROM doesn't support a drive, how do you even know that the drive
is present?
3. Creation of new entry somewhere in the area of #7Fxx
At 12:19 PM 7/9/99 -0400, you wrote:
1. How can I detect which speed the MSX is currently runnin' (7MHz)?
Just an idea, I never tried this:
Count how many instructions you can execute in one VDP interrupt cycle.
2. How can I detect which video-chip is installed (v9938/v9958)??
Read VDP status
At 01:41 PM 7/9/99 +0200, Laurens wrote:
Just use the Fast 16-bit Loop I use in my routines instead of this one and
the VRAM loading will go a lot faster. It is a bit complicated to understand
(I wrote an article in Dutch about it), but it does work and is as fast as a
'normal' 8-bit OTIR.
I
At 11:40 PM 7/8/99 +0200, Jon wrote:
hmmm... seems dangerous to me: some hardware drivers can be installed in
this area at startup. (example: workspace of diskroms). MSX system area
is from #F380...#. Below that area, the DOS kernel area; from #F1C9
to #F37F for the DOS2.x kernel (probably
I'm looking for an accurate pitch to tone registers value translation table
for PSG.
Do you mean, how values you can use in (in case of use channel A)
register 0 and 1?
If yes, you can use de following:
Fclock
Freq=--
16*(r0+r1*256)
where Freq mean the frequency you
Talking about flashing drive LEDs...
What's the best system-friendly way to stop floppy disk (or whatever
spinning device) motor before taking over system?
Bearing in mind that data may have been loaded from another device (HD,
ZIP, CD-ROM, RAMDISK...) which may or may not need to stop its
Oh my!
My loading routine was OK! I've just tested in my NMS 8250 and it's really
fast. Less than 6 sec per screen 8 where basic takes almost 10!
*BUT*BUT*BUT*BUT*
The problem is with my F700!!! It takes 400% more time to load!!! The drive
LED even turns off when feeding data to VRAM!!! Cannot
Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
hmmm... seems dangerous to me: some hardware drivers can be installed in
this area at startup. (example: workspace of diskroms). MSX system area
is from #F380...#. Below that area, the DOS kernel area; from #F1C9
to #F37F for the DOS2.x kernel (probably the
At 20:18 07/07/99 +0200, you wrote:
I've tryed with NMS8280 of my friends. With his MSX your disk image UZIX
simply doesn't boot. MSX start as if no disk is in the disk-drive.
My PC hanged for problems wired with others thing, now solved. Now its
behavior is the same. It ignore the UZIX boot
At 09:57 08/07/99 +0200, you wrote:
Amiga and MSX-mouses are indeed not compatible.
Right.
I believe the X/Y-movement is, just like on PC, delivered to the PC in
an
analog signal, and not a digital signal. So you'll need a AD-converter,
something like ReMouse, but then for an Amiga
At 23:20 07/07/99 +0200, you wrote:
Yes, but MSX has "power-horse" to decompress data and maintain
synchro?
I don't think so.
Maybe it can be done using a special video compression algorithm.
FLI files, for example, uses an algorithm where they have the 1st frame
stored and the
At 16:36 08/07/99 +0200, you wrote:
GN You're talking about a lot of ideas of a new MSX. But I only see in
GN the horizon two thigs, one is the MMSX a MSX with Z380 and a lot of
GN Z8 around the board (Pardial is using the same technology of old XT
GN and AT clones. The use of
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