Morning all,
True, many articles in QL Today which demonstrate programming techniques
etc. are scattered throughout it's 11 volumes. I believe that all of
these still exist in electronic form so maybe there is some possible
mileage in gathering all of the articles of each series together
PS. With regards to how much work it is to convert an article to pdf, for
example, see my write up in a recent QL Today. Copies available from me too.
Cheers,
Norman.
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Daniele Terdina
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It is, in this respect just the same as LINUX. Peter can be a reseller
and give it away for free if he wants. We will not stop hi,
If I understand the licence correctly, resellers have to pay 10 euros to TT,
and I'm not
As a relative newby I've been overwelmed at the amount of catching
up I've needed to endure, this is, in no small part, hindered with a
bad
memory. As you know, I've battled with my Aurora and whilst it is now
behaving itself ( RomDisq ) problems solved, I've spent a lot of time
getting used to
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
pgraf at q40.de wrote:
The registrar can at any time accept changes/additions/modifications
which are not distributed in source, but which may be essential. So
the SMSQ/E license does of course NOT provide this liberty. Instead, a
developer would depend on the mood
On 20 Feb 2007, at 20:15, Rich Mellor wrote:
On another note - having mentioned that I'd be willing to try and
port
SMSQ to the Amiga I decided to download the source today and have
a look
at it. Thinking that it'd be a good idea to build it for the existing
hardware first so that I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quite informative to see the SMSQ/E registrar shed some light on his
attitude regarding the importance of native OS support for TCP/IP and
ethernet. And a confirmation that I'd only get reasonable opportunities
for major QL hardware again, if the slow and painful
On Dave's web site there is a tutorial for the QPtr environment as
one of the downloads.
jim
On Feb 21, 2007, at 8:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
under the C68 programming environment. Is there a Tutotorial on the
subject?
There have been a coupls of
Thanks for the link, I've stumbled upon that page already and it doesn't
cater
for the beginner. For example, there is source but i haven't found a '
beginners
start here' section . As Phil Kett stated in an earlier email, I'm
willing to learn but
have hit a wall.
I shall just play around with
Norman at Dunbar-it.co.uk wrote:
Steady Peter, steady :o)
Shouldn't your reminder better go to the one who started this myriad
programmers, personal note and talk is cheap stuff? o:-)
[Native TCP/IP Ethernet]
At present I have absolutely no idea what the current status of said
project is
On 20 Feb 2007, at 20:08, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
There's been several TurboPTR articles mostly by George Gwilt - I
wonder if George has copies he could send?
I'll try and find these, But they will may not be a simple guide to
operating the system.
George
Hi Dave,
I have C reference manuals and numerous books on the subject but as
I sit in front of my QL I think, Now, how do i use C68 to write that
Hello
world C program, by that I don't mean the source, i.e.
#include stdio.h
void main(void)
{
// I hope this is right !
printf (Hello
On 20 Feb 2007, at 22:14, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
I may be wrong, yet I thought that GWASS was optimised for the
68020 for
the new hardware, like Q60, and yet still backwards compatible.
GWASS should certainly assemble any program suitable for GWASL. In
that sense it is certainly backward
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Neil Riley
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As a relative newby I've been overwelmed at the amount of catching
up I've needed to endure, this is, in no small part, hindered with a
bad
memory. As you know, I've battled with my Aurora and whilst it is now
behaving itself (
Dave,
This is always one of the stumbling blocks of any programs ported across
from Linus etc.
The manuals say, as have you to enter the command:
EX cc;'hello_c' -o hello.exe
This gives a syntax error in SuperBASIC, so is hardly a help to a user.
Now I am not too certain myself,
In a message dated 19/02/2007 08:20:15 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ah - I do have an email here from Nasta about the Ultra Gold Card project:
It is a pity that these projects especially GoldFire have stalled. When
exactly did you have the email from Nasta. Is his
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Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 6:48 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Comment from the Traditional QUANTA Committee
In a message dated 19/02/2007 21:32:58 GMT Standard Time,
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chat line comment
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From: John Gilpin
To: ql-users [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 9:32 PM
Subject: [ql-users] Comment from the Traditional QUANTA Committee
What my Audited Accounts do tell me is that QUANTA still has an Accumulated
Fund of over £12,000 (all will
I have let my Quanta membership lapse so I am talking as an outsider at the
moment. I see no earthly reason for Quanta to keep 12,000 BPD (23,000 USD) in a
bank account. Funding a suitable free QL OS on the software side and a Goldfire
type device on the hardware side would be a good investment
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Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 1:11 PM
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Sent: Monday,
The email from Nasta was dated December 2006.
The etherIDE would be a good project - the main problem would most
definitely be the lack of a TCP/IP stack and drivers.
Alas Peter Graf knows how to implement this, but cannot see eye to eye on
the SMSQ/e licence - perhaps it is a language
The 10 Euro fee to TT ended a while ago and we reduced the price
If that's the case, the licence on the official SMSQ/E web site should be
updated to current version.
Daniele
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Rich Mellor wrote:
The email from Nasta was dated December 2006.
The etherIDE would be a good project - the main problem would most
definitely be the lack of a TCP/IP stack and drivers.
Alas Peter Graf knows how to implement this, but cannot see eye to eye on
the SMSQ/e licence - perhaps
Phil,
The Amiga already has a QL Emulator, which is free, but is not SMSQ/E,
but QDOS.
Derek
Phil Kett wrote:
Rich Mellor wrote:
The email from Nasta was dated December 2006.
The etherIDE would be a good project - the main problem would most
definitely be the lack of a TCP/IP stack
So when are you going to include George Gwilt's changes which enable SMSQE to
be assembled with QMAC or Gwass?
This will open up SMQE to other improvements which are needed.
On Tuesday 20 February 2007 09:00, Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
On 20 Feb 2007 at 8:02, Roy wood wrote:
SMSQ/E is an open
Black Box Gold Card and floppies is adequate but slow.
There is QL implementation for the Amiga called QDOS4Amiga. However it gives
a narrow screen. You cannot LRESPR SMSQE because it just seems to
hang. If you can solve this problem then the Amiga world could try the latest
version of SMSQE.
Your program needs amending as C++ comments are not allowed.
#include stdio.h
void main(void)
{
/* I hope this is right ! */
printf (Hello World);
}
ex flp1_cc;'hello_c -o flp2_hello_exe'
assuming the c68 programs are on a floppy in drive 1 and drive 2 is where you
want the
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Norman at Dunbar-it.co.uk wrote:
Steady Peter, steady :o)
Shouldn't your reminder better go to the one who started this myriad
programmers, personal note and talk is cheap stuff? o:-)
Actually, I meant to put 'steady everyone'. Apologies for 'picking' on you.
In a message dated 21/02/2007 23:07:03 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The email from Nasta was dated December 2006.
The etherIDE would be a good project - the main problem would most
definitely be the lack of a TCP/IP stack and drivers.
Alas Peter Graf knows how to
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