I have said this before but Laurence Reeves was a master of
this sort of programming. His QL Forth was under 4k of
machine code I think.
Tony
Why was?
Arnould
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On Jan 9, at 15:27 | Jan9, Arnould wrote:
I have said this before but Laurence Reeves was a master of
this sort of programming. His QL Forth was under 4k of
machine code I think.
Tony
Why was?
(8-)#
Slip of the brain.
In today's bloated environment there seems little
I have used QL parts for numerous repairs in the past. One that springs to
mind is a dead central heating timer in the 90s. A microdrive power transistor
was *perfect* to replace a similar dead one in the timer.
The heat sinks were used on the replacement power amps for an 80s Copeman-Hart
Tony Firshman wrote:
Anyway Ben (my son) gave me one for Christmas. A great moment and an
amazing gift.
The magnetic card reader roller was mush as an American enthusiast told
me it would
be. I reamed out the centre of a QL microdrive roller and it is
*perfect*.
Great story!
But what
On Jan 6, at 14:06 | Jan6, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Anyway Ben (my son) gave me one for Christmas. A great moment and an amazing
gift.
The magnetic card reader roller was mush as an American enthusiast told me
it would
be. I reamed out the centre of a QL microdrive
