RE: RE: [MSX] Pascal/MsxPad problem

2002-11-28 Thread Frits Hilderink 
 
  I noticed that the interrupts are turned off after each pset/point.
  This causes the 'keypressed' not to function since the 50/60 
  hz
  interrupt also scans for keys. Please add a /$FB after the
  inline function.
 It works! Thank you very much :)
 Perhapse interrupts are turnerd off to speed up the routines?

Nope... the interrupts are turned off to make sure that between
the sequence of OUT instructions no interrupt is accepted.

 
 There is another way to handle keys instead of the keypressed 
 function ??
 

This is the keypressed routine that is used in turbo pascal 3.3e,
i don't know how the original turbo pascal 3.0 did it. But this
is very fast.

LD HL,(0F3FAH)
LD A,(0F3F8H)
SUB L
LD A,1  ; assume there are characters present
JR NZ,L0316_OK  ; jump if characters present

DEC A   ; FALSE if not
L0316_OK:
LD L,A
LD H,0
RET



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Re: [MSX] Final Fantasy

2002-11-28 Thread Carlos de Santa-Ana García 
At 16:53 28/11/2002 -0200, you wrote:

Hello,
I downloaded Final Fantasy from funet and playing the game I noticed a
message when trying to save or load. It says something about drive user
disk.
After searching about this, I read that the msx version came with 2
disks, a game disk and an user disk to save. The zip file from funet has
only the game disk (one .dsk file with copy protection and another
without it).
Can I find the user disk anywhere, or is there a way to create one?
Using a .dsk file as drive B didn't work.


You have to press F3 key at the title to make an user disk.




Greetings,
Andre

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Re: RE: [MSX] Pascal/MsxPad problem

2002-11-28 Thread The MSX Files 
At 11:39 AM 28/11/2002 +0100, you wrote:
There is another way to handle keys instead of the keypressed function ??

Check the msx.inc that comes with MSXPad -- there's a inkey function at the
end of the file which returns the char pressed, just like inkey$ from basic

Thanx again.
mau_rizio


Hope it helps,


SLotman
MSX Files ( http://www.msxfiles.cjb.net )
Megaram Project ( http://megaram.msxfiles.cjb.net )
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