Hi
Just browsing through the ASCII webpages with elingo and found this:
(Search for MSX:
http://216.32.175.99:10080/xlatepage?wb_lp=jaen-ATLwb_proto=4.0wb_co=wingo
wb_rc=http%3A%2F%2F216%2E32%2E175%2E99%3A10080%2Fxlatepagewb_tc=http%3A%2F
I think it too. But Brasilian developper (Ademir Charcano) don't have
time to it. For example: I was trying to contact with Ademir to bougth
some
of his hardware and to ask to him about his prices in Euros and I never
seen
a reply of him :(.
That's the problem.
I think it is great that
I would really like to have that book. Sames goes for the Turbo-R.
If anyone has it as a PDF file...
Thanks anyway,
Frits Hilderink
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How about the sound-quality? Is still as normal I guess, while running on
6MHz?
As far I know, the sound quality is like on 3.5 MHz. It seem that the
engine of this computer speed down the CPU when use the bus for avoid
problem with slow devices. I don´t have this computer and I can´t do
-New links added to the homepage-section.-New
manuals online.
I'm working on a new site with technical
information about MSX-computershttp://www.hardwareinfo.msx2.comIt's
possible to support this site :-)If you have English (service) manuals
for all kind of MSX-stuff :- Scan the seperate
Hi,
For those of you who know sourceforge: I just started a new project there,
called `the MSX Z80 assembler'. It is an opensource initiative to make a
cross assembler with the MSX as target platform. Currently it is written
in C, POSIX compiant I hope.
I still need 2 things to be done though.
And if the 2-computer case is very important, you can always make a single
cable connecting 2 nodes. But it won't work for larger networks and it
isn't
really JoyNet, just partly compatible. I think Laurens even has the
schematic
for the 2-computer cable on his JoyNet page.
Yes, it's there.
For those of you who know sourceforge: I just started a new project there,
called `the MSX Z80 assembler'. It is an opensource initiative to make a
cross assembler with the MSX as target platform. Currently it is written
in C, POSIX compiant I hope.
Patriek Lesparre (of TNI) has recently
I do have ideas on how to implement a bidirectional
peer-to-peer link using JoyNet (=2 computers only).
Let's hear it! Supporting more than 2 nodes is a matter of routing, and it
can be solved in a higher layer.
Not with JoyNet. With more than 2 computers, the databits arrive at a
On Tue, 5 Sep 2000, Laurens Holst wrote:
For those of you who know sourceforge: I just started a new project there,
called `the MSX Z80 assembler'. It is an opensource initiative to make a
cross assembler with the MSX as target platform. Currently it is written
in C, POSIX compiant I
On Tue, 05 Sep 2000, you wrote:
The way numbers are written may be
different. Here's how my assembler does it:
starting with a number 0-9, a hexadecimal number is expected.
starting with %, a decimal number is expected.
starting with @, an arbitrary base (2-36) number is expected. first
On Tue, 05 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Small numbers of cycles are not possible. But usually, the number of
cycles needed is about 50 or 100.
JoyNet singal propagation doesn't need waits that long. On 3.5MHz I got
speeds of about 3.5 kilobyte per second, that is 3500*8=28000 bits per
second, which
For those of you who know sourceforge: I just started a new project
there,
called `the MSX Z80 assembler'. It is an opensource initiative to make
a
cross assembler with the MSX as target platform. Currently it is
written
in C, POSIX compiant I hope.
Patriek Lesparre (of TNI) has
For Linux, the best solution would be to write a serial driver for JoyNet.
Then pppd can be used to connect to UZIX and you can use the existing PPP
network device.
You can also make a user-mode solution, that sends stdin over JoyNet and
sends JoyNet input to stdout. That program can then
For those of you who know sourceforge: I just started a new project there,
called `the MSX Z80 assembler'. It is an opensource initiative to make a
cross assembler with the MSX as target platform. Currently it is written
in C, POSIX compiant I hope.
Well, would it be very difficult to
Bas Wijnen wrote:
Patriek Lesparre (of TNI) has recently written a cross-assembler. It's
available at http://www.tni.nl/
Hehe, I'm a TNI member too, but I didn't know about it :P Anyway, I'll
check it out.
I did announce it here on the list, so you shouldn't have missed it.
BWT, is [EMAIL
On Tue, 05 Sep 2000, you wrote:
I hope you realize that implementing JoyNet in any system which also
executes other tasks is a highly delicate matter??? It requires a lot of
fine-tuning, and within a single application that's easy, but with multiple
apps running...
It's not hard at all if
On Tue, 29 Aug 2000, you wrote:
I am trying to contact Arnaoud de Klerk via email but gets a
nameserver lookup failure after 5 days for file-hunter.com, can
anybody help with an alternative email?
Try "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
file-hunter.com is indeed gone, it's WWW doesn't work anymore either.
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