Neil Riley scripsit::
Dave
in your example
LRESPR win1_PTH_rext
PTH_ADD win1_C68BIN_
PTH_ADD win1_QJUMP_
PTH_ADD win1_SYS_
PROG_USE PTH1_
Id expect DIR PTH1_ to show all objects in C68BIN , QJUMP SYS.
In my example i have two directories 48k and
Hello, just to keep informed everybody interested (I try to reply
individually too), and closing this thread, maybe.
Packages A B eprom have been sold this week-end. I do not have it
any more.
(It seems to have created a lot of interest, all from people unable to
attend the eindhoven show).
I
I need room...
The following packages might be available, if you manifest yourself here
or by email, at the coming soon Eindhoven QL show of 24.03.2007:
- package A: QL(JS)+SuperHermes+SGC+Miracle 40MB harddisk+modem+twin ED
drives+mouse+many hundreds of floppies, including some ED floppy (most
Marcel Kilgus scripsit::
Bob Spelten wrote:
The FLUSH command is not used in Suqcess but I will patch a copy and see
if it makes a difference.
I somehow doubt that it will help, but bugs can be weird, so who
knows. Have you tried enabling the map checksums (WIN_CTRL command)?
Marcel
Bob Spelten scripsit::
Now A Question.
When running SMSQ/E on a QXL in high colour mode, this takes up a lot of
extra memory and is very slow in screen operations. The Aurora suffers
less from this compared to running in mode 4.
Would a QXL mode 256 option give back some memory and
Marcel Kilgus scripsit::
George Gwilt wrote:
This, of course, will not work on the Q40, because it does not have
the register PCR. Obviously I am missing something because I could
not see anywhere the code preventing this operation from being
applied to a 68040.
Nope, not missing
Hello everybody,
May I ask a question: when are planned the next heindoven meeting ?
(Just to try to book one of them in my schedule...)
Are there any closer (from Paris) meeting ? (and when ?)
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Stephen Usher scripsit::
On Thu, May 25, 2006 at 08:10:56PM +0100, Laurence Reeves wrote:
Secondly, how do you go about comparing the number of points on a
straight line (uncountable) with the number of computable numbers
(countable). Are there less computable numbers than points on a line,
Hello,
yesterday I got a phone call: a QLer is moving away in fourteen
days, and has some QL-related to offer (before trashing all that...).
There is 4 QL (2 JM, 2 JS), a FLP-interface from CST, a
FDK-interface, a colour monitor, about 100 floppies, some books, and
a serial printer.
He's
Timothy Swenson wrote:
Here is another request for help from the QL Community.
I'm trying to track down the status of the GST C compiler. I know that
Quanta had aquired it and was selling it around 1995. I've been in
contact with Quanta and they no longer have any copies of the compiler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I find that with QPC v3.11 that the keys CTRL/ALT with up, down,
right, left produce $D3, $DB, $CB, $C3. But perhaps that is just my
peivate Keyboard Table.
George
Which is correct, and this is what it does on my PC at home. I know
QPC2 works OK in this respect as long as
Joachim Van der Auwera wrote:
jms1 wrote:
Surely the trick is to check whether the directory is type 5. If so
treat it
like a new directory and file naming. If not treat it like a type 255
directory.
Careful with file types. Some have been used in the old days. I am sure
we used file types for
P Witte wrote:
Marcel Kilgus writes:
Just an unrelated note to the DOS long-filename-hack: They had to do
this because a single file name was limited to only 8 characters. We
have 36 characters to work with, which is much less of a burden. So I
don't see the need for something similar.
But they
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 12/01/05 06:08:07 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a question here.
Currently, the way directories are handled is by making a directory a
somewhat special file (file type -1, IIRC).
Apart from that, though,a directory ia a simple
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
Does anybody know what kind of Eprom programmer would be suitable?
Any eprom programmer able to handle 27C1024 !
(DIP 40 format, beware of cheap programmer which are a few bit short!)
Wolfgang, I can offer you the programming of eproms if you want.
(as
David Tubbs wrote:
At 16:56 27/12/2004 +0100, you wrote:
David Tubbs wrote:
http://dilwynjones.topcities.com/qldocs/qpckeywords.zip
Nice one, danke !
Just spotted 'FLP_STEP' entry is present twice, but I'm guessing the
first one should be read 'FLP_STOP'.
You're welcome.
By the way, is anybody
P Witte wrote:
Phoebus Dokos writes:
However in all truth, there is a GREAT SMSQ/e partition tools only it
doesn't run under SMSQ/e... it runs under Linux (atari-fdisk) and it's
worth to boot a ram-based linux only for atari-fdisk :-)
Is there any reason why it could not be ported to Qdos/Smsq?
Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], ZN
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
The major part is more radical. It is high time that hard drive
partitions
and formats be unified on QL platforms, and in fact, it is only Qubide
that
does not directly conform to the norm. It should be possible (indeed,
James Hunkins wrote:
I had considered that but things like dropdown menus and error messages
should have the original window left open so that you can have a
reference. Not to mention, with folders, I would not like a full folder
closing every time I wanted to run do a change to it or pick a
James Hunkins wrote:
Jerome,
Since no one else has jumped in with help on this yet, would you mind
digging through for a sample of your 'C' code showing the proper use of
the new system sprites. It would really help me a lot.
Ok.
You will have to wait till monday, but just be patient...
James Hunkins wrote:
Has anyone used the new system sprites from C68? This would be using it
in the window definition which was originally a pointer to a sprite file.
I have tried it by defining 2 bytes such as:
unsigned short test_sprite = 0x0008;[ byte 0 = 0x00 for a
system
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Is the facility to have WIN1 to WIN8 redefinable limted to QPC2 or does it
exist on QXL, QemuLator, UQLx etc (systems handling QXL.WIN)?
It is also available to Q40.
From old memory, QXL use [letter]:\QXL.WIN
with letter starting at C for win1.
If you can create subdrive (was
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
QPC is a CPU cycle hog, but it seems to share with other programs
willingly
enough. The only thing that slows QPC to a crawl on my system is the Epson
printer driver: When I print from Word or other PC programs, QPC is
unusable.
The Epson printer driver does tend to swamp other
Davide Santachiara wrote:
Just for curiosity I had the chance to run QSI with QPC on a P4 3200
Mhz with extra fast ram and it's actually slower than my Athlon 2600+
(2562 vs 2733 - i.e. 27,33 times faster than a GC). Maybe QPC is
optimised for AMD processors?
Nope, at least I do not think so.
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