On Sun, 8 Feb 1998, Frengo wrote:
The are more original MSX floppies working today ? :-)
I opened my 8245 some time ago. It has a weird connector (1 line of 15
pins, or something). It uses normal 3.5" floppies, though.
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add a CRC... I don't know if the bios
routines use parity bits, but I don't think you can change it.
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of this source code? I want it too.
I want the source code of all about MSX ROMs like BIOS, BASIC, DISKROM,
etc.
If anybody have it, please, send to my email.
Send it to my e-mail too, i would like to study it. thanks.
[]s
Mauricio Braga.
Don't you guys have a disassembler?
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-robots computercontrolled or humancontrolled? Human
would be more fun, of course, but you can't always find a second player...
Are there many other people that would want to be a beta-tester anyway?
(this question is to the others, of course)
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of the programmer. If you make it working fast
on a 'normal' MSX, it is standard. So everything that doesn't work than,
is not a MSX... But of course, this is not a very nice way to look at
it.
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hort range scan, while the
long range scan will cost you turn...
Indeed, only I think you should be able to look at least one square
further than you can walk (12-neighbourhood):
_
/+\
/+++\
|++X++|
\+++/
\+/
-
Eric
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ot of dn. I don't have a program ready to show what I mean, but
I hope it is clear.
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for the robot? The only reason for that could be that it's the only way
to get more 'programs' running in parallel on _one_ MSX. But: if we take
the game to JoyNet, as Shevek proposed, we only have to define the
rules of the game (e.g. how the long and short range radar function,
what
for the same command...
NO Giving one and the same thing two or more different names, is the
fastest path to confusion...
:: I agree.
Ok, relax. It was just a thought. (It wasn't a good thought, ok, but
you don't have to start yelling...)
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Date: Tue, 01 Dec 1998 10:01:16 +0100
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but here I think (since you cannot drop on a robot and you
cannot attack an empty square) this is not a problem. Perhaps the name of
the command should be changed to use, or both names should be valid for
the same command...
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this, but for some reason,
people keep calling the command SLL, which is quite confusing, since
it is definitely not a logical shift.
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w it works. Thanks
anyway.
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asier. You finish better if
the other player finishes later... In 1 player mode, it actually counts
your position, so it's harder to finish first. That's probably why
Konami chose to skip the enddemo in that case.
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On Tue, 2 Feb 1999, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
Maybe it will even work with only the built-in RAMdisk, without even
any real drive attached. Does anyone know if this is true?
You mean to boot in BASIC mode, to create RAM disk, to copy MSXDOS2.SYS and
COMMAND2.COM on it and CALL SYSTEM?
, correct ?
(I don't have CP/M)
If it's a PC to Z80 cross compiler, it will run on a PC and create code
for Z80. You decide (by choosing your IN and OUT commands, maybe using
calls to system ROM) on what platform it will run. Any Z80-compiler can
create code for any Z80 platform...
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in parallel programming... was fun...
They should indeed start at 1, since elevator is an American word. The
English word is lift ;-)
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me about the JPG-format, that is.
(this is a question for someone)
U can find JPEG specifications in ftp://x2.ouli.fi.
Doesn't work. Are you sure it's the right address?
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more expensive...
Are those schematics online somewhere? Or can somebody mail them to me?
Second hand SIMM's aren't that expensive...
Please put them online. I would like them too.
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Hi,
As I mentioned before, I want to make a jpeg-viewer for gfx 9000.
But it is really hard to find the used compression method. If anyone
knows the method or has some source code (any language) of a decoder or
encoder? Anything is welcome.
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NYYRIKKI wrote:
Isn't there a JPG file viewer for MSX?
Yes there are few, thank god. I'm just suprised, that nobody has done one
for GFX9000. (This is a tip for someone)
Ok, I can do that. If someone can tell me about the JPG-format, that is.
(this is a question for someone)
CU
Shevek
On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, Robert Vroemisse wrote:
Does anyone have a BMP to screen 5 converter?
I have the BMP-specs. I'll send them to you if you want. Converting to
screen 5 is quite easy (provided it is a 4 bit per pixel image).
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Could someone make a nice ZIP (de)compressor for MSX?
Maybe, if I can find the time. Please send me the compressing specs. If it
isn't too hard, It'll be finished before Tilburg.
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may not be called MSX. Since the
R800 can execute all Z80 opcodes, MSX-software usually does work on R800
(if written correctly, of course)
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don't feel like it so much. Doesn't anybody have the method, so I can just
write my own algoritm?
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, so all
the labels (names of line numbers and variables) had changed and made no
sense anymore. It was my own program, but stil I hardly understood what
it did.
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.. with your comments being right all the time, wouldn't it be easier if
_you_ wrote the versions and _I_ be awaiting them? ;-D
*** grin ***
I don't have time for a real reply now, it'll come later...
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anybody know how many
methods the newest zip-version has, and how they work?
Some time ago, someone asked me about bitmaps (I dont remember who). I
have the complete secifications on my page at the moment:
http://fmf.fwn.rug.nl/~shevek
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-hards, so this
will not be a relyable question for the general MSX-user, but still... I'd
like to know.
~Grauw
I think I will buy some things at Tilburg, but at the moment I
don't have DOS2, nor do I own a harddisk.
I do have a GFX9000, though :)
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kes life much
easier for programmers. (I don't know why pc-programmers always say
segments are the worst thing ever invented...)
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ange scanner, giving information about a certain
part of the playing field, which only delivers the number of robots, energy
packets etc. Shevek and I worked up a short range scanner, which gives
detailed information about a small environment surrounding the robot.
I'd say that with short range sc
On Wed, 11 Feb 1998, Frengo wrote:
On Tue, 9 Feb 1999 13:28:49 +0100 (MET), shevek wrote:
On Sun, 8 Feb 1998, Frengo wrote:
The are more original MSX floppies working today ? :-)
I opened my 8245 some time ago. It has a weird connector (1 line of 15
pins, or something). It uses
On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, jam wrote:
I'll stop 'writing' tag lines if you wish ..
No, don't stop. they're cool!
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12 if there is a jump, and 7 if no jump is done. Even with twice as many
jumps as non-jumps, JR will be faster.
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putting a terminator on every
device, or none at all, and the system still works. But it should have one
terminater at the end, and none at other places.
I hope this helps.
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. If you just use a normal header-structure (boot, fat 1,
fat 2, dir, data) and it will give a 'disk offline' or something when you
try to read from higher sectors, the program will be very useful. It still
won't be a harddisk emulator, of course.
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if just implementing this method would be enough? If not, I will need
the other packing methods as well and in that case it will definitely not
be finished before Tilburg. If this is all, it might.
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On Mon, 22 Feb 1999, Coen van der Geest wrote:
Suggestion: what about Shalom, Knightmare 3? I was hooked on Maze of
Galious and I want to complete the trilogy :-)
Yes! me too!
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But for the applications you want to use, why should you want to connect
it to the PC at all? The MSX can handle those things very well on it's
own.
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ld hl,jumptable
ld de,jumptable+2
ld bc,Hfe
ldir
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. (They will be dos2-compatible, but they don't switch
the usual way on rst 20). So does the BIOS always switch 1's in the
buttons and a 0 in the strobe, or is it random?
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like a way in which I can keep my own RAM in page 0...
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, device manager
and string handling routines. I want to add my joynet routines in it. I
also will add a multitasker soon. Those are not the kind of things you
want to run under BASIC, or with BASIC switched in memory...
But thanks for the help. Now I do have the answer anyway :-)
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more than 64KB!
Is this 64kB mapped, or is it fixed on a certain address?
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also sent (and
incremented by every computer is passes).
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On Thu, 4 Mar 1999, Patriek Lesparre wrote:
Shevek wrote:
And well, I have my own
page-0 routines already anyway. Including memory manager, device manager
and string handling routines.
Now you're calling it a device manager yourself too, eh? ^_^
You were right it is pretty confusing
they did it on
purpose. On the back cover of the box there is a screen shot from level 14
(I think), in which the great key for the end-of-level-door can be seen.
But in the game it is located somewhere else.
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y question is:
Is it possible to force a vertical interrupt on the VDP, so you can really
have both interrupts synchronous? If it is, how is it done? Or is there
some other way to do it?
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to make cables for him/her, or has any questions, mail
me.
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On Wed, 10 Mar 1999, Frengo wrote:
On Tue, 9 Mar 1999 13:48:08 +0100 (MET), shevek wrote:
Hi Shevek,
Hi,
As you might know, I am programming some things for the joynet. Of
course
I would like everyone to have one joynet-cable per computer.
Great idea :-)))
Two Question :
1
doesn't), it is
impossible to get out of the loop, except with a reset... So a multitasker
on MSX probably couldn't even stand a comparison with W95, which imo means
it's really bad
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memory under BASIC. You can lift the bottom of your program to C000 (F676
if I remember correctly) and then use page 2 as data-area. With a 64kB
mapper this still gives you 48kB to use, in stead of the 16kB you would
have without a mapper.
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wrote some string management routines that use all
memory it finds in page 2 and 1 page in page 1, so that would also be of
more use when it has a mapper. I think there are many other programs.
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to spend on it (96kB is really too much, I think...)
I hope this helped,
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), so if you want to know log(100), it will have a large
error. For more correct values over the whole interval (you need to
specify one, preferribly not being infinitely long), there are other ways
that take longer for each step, but come much closer to the desired
function if x is large.
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during the actual reading
process... You can load it to #8000, of course :-)
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be supported, I guess...
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to happen in page 1.
Is that MSX-standard or just the case on many MSXs?
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On Mon, 22 Mar 1999, Marco Antonio Simon dal Poz wrote:
On Mon, 22 Mar 1999, shevek wrote:
On Mon, 22 Mar 1999, Marco Antonio Simon dal Poz wrote:
For the most part of diskroms, DMA can be in page 1, because they have
access to FDC through addresses 7FF8h-7FFCh and also BFF8h-BFFCh
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- can you put a normal doublesided drive in a nms8245?
Yes
- And where can I get one..??
Any elektronics shop
You probably wonder how to do this... simple:
read the FAQ:www.faq.msxnet.org
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On Wed, 24 Mar 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
MSX and DMA??? Seems quite impossible to me...
Isn't it?
Ehm... well, in the BDOS specs the term DMA-address is used for the start
address of disk-actions (read-write). This is NOT the same as DMA on
PC's...
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if it would work on every MSX. If so, I could just as well
use it...
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interrupts as well, like the gfx9000. So just make sure
they're not switched on is the safest.
If you disable the bios, don't forget to read vdp status register 0 to
reset the interrupt.
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PLEEZ MAN!!!
English...
Ok! Next time it will be a private e-mail.
But take it easy! Some time ago (2 years) many people answered e-mails in
dutch, and I never complained about it!
Dutch people did...
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hardware enough to talk about.
I would expect the hardware to use the busreq-pin on the z80. But is that
one actually in the cartridge-slot?
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significant bits can always be read back.
(useful to check if there is a memory mapper present in the system)
Is it useful to know if there is a mapper if you don't know where it is? I
think it could also be useful to have a mapper of only 1 page.
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state and when an other program is called, it's memory-status will be
saved. Therefor I need a way to read all settings:slots, subslots and
mappers.
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... I thought MemMan was just that. A mapper support driver for
DOS1 and 2...
I think what he meant is adapting dos1 in a way so that it can use
dos2 mapper routines. That would be useful, since you don't need dos2 than
for good mappersupport.
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for demanding it to be.
Huh? You don't agree with the official specification of the MSX2 system? That
sounds rather strange to me ;-)
Is it? Hmm... In that case, I must admit it will be ok to demand this
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On Mon, 29 Mar 1999, Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
At 03:35 PM 3/29/99 +0200, shevek wrote:
Is it useful to know if there is a mapper if you don't know where it is?
No, it isn't. ("where" = "slot")
To check the presence of the mapper, you don't have to read the mapper
l 4 mapper-states that way.
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On Sat, 3 Apr 1999, TFH wrote:
Again there is a new PC Emulator for the PC-Platform.
^^
Hmm... Sounds like a great debugging tool... But why post it here?
*grin*
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english (that is, not in C, pascal, etc) on the web. I didn't find it so
far. Does anyone know about it?
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the standard, so all MS(X)-DOS disks will work fine with interleaved
settings.
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On Fri, 16 Apr 1999, Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
Shevek wrote:
Even mailers don't understand my name doesn't start with a capital :(
I think it is the same reason as putting the boot sector on the outside of
the disk (the widest circle). There is more magnetic space reserved
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What the threat was about is that when you format a disk, the
formatting program decides the number of bytes per gap. MSX diskROMs
seem to use more bytes per gap than PCs. Then we started wondering
what difference this makes.
Indeed. But I
On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
Can everyone who is bringing JoyNet cables confirm this to the list? Then
we know if we have enough to do some serious playing and we also know who
to gather when we set-up the network.
I'm bringing 2, maybe 4 (real ones). But I need 3 of them
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Martial BENOIT wrote:
Hello everyone,
Just have two questions:
1/ where to get the JOYNET BIOS and latest specifications for the cable?
On my homepage there is something like a BIOS:
http://fmf.fwn.rug.nl/~shevek
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/***Use_gcc_to_compile
ted.
I can help you there. If you have the packing format specs of PMA, I could
as well write a whole new unpacker/packer for unix. Just let me know what
you need/what you have.
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/***Use gcc to compile***Don't mind the warning/
int*a,k ,v[9];int*main
, keyboard, tape), electronics (how to connect
your home-built projects to your MSX), printer ports, or programming
techniques. I prefer the last one, but I don't know if anyone
is interested. Everyone who would read MCCW, please let me know what you
want to know.
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/***Use gcc
On Mon, 22 Nov 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
underlining **will** do (while waving my hand).
No, it won't.
ps. I bet no-one understands my wave-hand joke... *sigh*...
:P
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ps: I don't really have an opinion about the discussed topics, so I don't
reply to it... sorry
understands my wave-hand joke... *sigh*...
:P
Okay one smart (?) person here.
Nah, I just saw the movie
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/***Use gcc to compile***Don't mind the warning/
int*a,k ,v[9];int*main (){int i,j,s=1, x,z ,c[
]={1,4,7,4,3,4
incorrect synonyms... PC
is NOT the same as "a computer running Microsoft DOS or Microsoft
Windows"... Just like linux is not very similar to unix, it IS unix. Just
like solaris, freeBSD, HP-UX, irix, etc.
Anyway, you guys probably aren't interested in this, so I'll shut up now.
B
it is not considered a waste of resources.
I hope you understand it.
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/***Use gcc to compile***Don't mind the warning/
int*a,k ,v[9];int*main (){int i,j,s=1, x,z ,c[
]={1,4,7,4,3,4,5,4 ,1,1,1 ,2,
3,3,3,4
ke the process isn't awakened. If that is so, only the pipes
that do not block the second process work. So if the data flow is not
enough, it doesn't work.
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/***Use gcc to compile***Don't mind the warning/
int*a,k ,v[9];int*main (){int
it was in register 8 or 9, for the horizontal scanning
interrupt. If you set that right, the VDP gives interrupts when it starts
with the building of the line set in register H18 (vdp(H19) in basic).
Normally it is set to no interrupts, but it is very useful for
split-screen things.
Bye,
shevek
/***Use
programming language
and you don't have to learn the editor commands that come with the
integrated environment.
Bye,
shevek
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, calculator, assembler, anything...) This
is a more flexible way, but I agree it takes some time to build it.
Bye,
shevek
/***Use gcc to compile***Don't mind the warning/
int*a,k ,v[9];int*main (){int i,j,s=1, x,z ,c[
]={1,4,7,4,3,4
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