At 08:45 PM 3/3/99 +0100, you wrote:
Don't bother about Dos, you can just copy it, who cares? And it's very
easy
to use! By the way, you can redefine ALL RSTs in the Dos-environment. None
of them is reserved, exept perhaps the one of the interrupt but you can
replace that one too.
What about
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 to
At 01:35 PM 03/06/99 +0100, you wrote:
Don't bother about Dos, you can just copy it, who cares? And it's very
easy
to use! By the way, you can redefine ALL RSTs in the Dos-environment. None
of them is reserved, exept perhaps the one of the interrupt but you can
replace that one too.
What about
At 03:04 PM 03/06/99 +0100, you wrote:
What about the inter slot call? That's one RST you'd better not redefine.
For example, the H_KEYI handler in the NMS8250 uses it.
ARGH! That is bad... Well, I'll just make sure BIOS is switched in
page 0 when I call it. That doesn't happen very often
] But, as I understand now, you're not writing a universal driver...
*snif*...
Don't cry too loud. I'm still working on a universal driver. Though, I'm
first finishing a different project: Helping Marat in improving the vdp
emulation of fMSX. The improvements made up to now have already lead to a
At 08:42 PM 3/3/99 +0100, you wrote:
Now you can make a nice hook which sets SCNCNT to 255 so that the BIOS
key/joy-routines aren't used, and then run a copy of the keyboard-routine
and add a Joystick-routine which doesn't affect the JoyNet pins...
Hey, you got that??? Now you don't even have
At 08:45 PM 3/3/99 +0100, you wrote:
Don't bother about Dos, you can just copy it, who cares? And it's very easy
to use! By the way, you can redefine ALL RSTs in the Dos-environment. None
of them is reserved, exept perhaps the one of the interrupt but you can
replace that one too.
What about
] ] But, as I understand now, you're not writing a universal driver...
] *snif*...
] Don't cry too loud. I'm still working on a universal driver. Though, I'm
] first finishing a different project: Helping Marat in improving the vdp
] emulation of fMSX. The improvements made up to now have already
I recently took a look (- :) -) at the BIOS, and I saw that it only looks
at
the Keyboard when the keyscan-counter SCNCNT reaches 0.
What computer was that? I looked into the bios of my NMS 8250 (not
recently, ok) and I'm pretty sure it reads the keyboard every
vdp-interrupt. Hey, I just found
On Thu, 4 Mar 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
Yeah ok but I was talking about a universal driver. Using this trick you can
easily implement it in other programs; you don't need to write an entire new
interrupt.
That is true, but if you want to use your memory optimal with multiple
tasks, it gets
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? ^_^
Greetz,
Patriek
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] But, as I understand now, you're not writing a universal driver... *snif*...
Don't cry too loud. I'm still working on a universal driver. Though, I'm
first finishing a different project: Helping Marat in improving the vdp
emulation of fMSX. The improvements made up to now have already lead to
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Datum: dinsdag 2 maart 1999 22:42
Onderwerp: Re: Joynet and BIOS
On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
The MSX BIOS changes the pins of the joystickport while reading the
joystickports
I don't want to call it from the dos-prompt, because I am not allowed to
distribute the game with dos included. I prefer to have my own "bios" in
page 0, because I have rewritten more than just the interrupts. I make use
of all the RST commands a lot more efficient then the bios does. Therefor
I
On Wed, 3 Mar 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
Use Dos... :)
Just in case I didn't just mention I don't WANT to use dos, I DON'T!!! OK?
(I'm not really angry, I just want to let you know it is totally out of
the question that I'm using dos)
...or...
That sounds better :-)
I recently took a
On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
The MSX BIOS changes the pins of the joystickport while reading the
joystickports. Therefor, you can only send/recieve while interrupts are
disabled, or -I perfer this option- you can write your own interrupt-routine
which doesn't modify
the pins of
At 22:43 02/03/99 +0100, you wrote:
On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
The MSX BIOS changes the pins of the joystickport while reading the
joystickports. Therefor, you can only send/recieve while interrupts are
disabled, or -I perfer this option- you can write your own
interrupt-routine
On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Martial BENOIT wrote:
why don't you use the DOS? I mean you are talking of BDOS, by the way buy
making the game directly load from DOS prompt, you'll have the DOS and BIOS
entry in page 0 that is RAM in DOS mode, therefore you just have to modify
RST38 RAM location so it
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