I'm a bit disappointed in Aley's SAAEmu 0.61.
1. Credit on the main screen (as requested!). Preferably immediately below
the line that says "Z80 emulator by FMS & Aley Keprt, libraries by (c) FMS
1996". If possible, credit should say "SAA-1099 emulator (c)1999 Dave Hooper
latest @ http://www.geoc
From: Nick Humphries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Well, there isn't any documentation in MSDN for Java event handling
functions
> like mouseDown(), mouseMove(), etc, etc. Highly annoying. (Yes, I know
they've
> been "deprecated", whatever that means, but if they've been replaced, I
would
> like to know wi
-Original Message-
From: Simon Cooke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Date: 25 November 1999 15:27
Subject: Re: OT: Java WFC Help!!
>From: Nick Humphries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> >WFC is not for Applets... it's for Windows programs.
>>
>> I just wish VJ++'s help files documen
Simon Cooke wrote:
> Using the Windows NT/ Windows 98 device driver dev kit and writing a
> filesystem driver for it? :-)
I don't think so! Last time I checked the NT file systems driver docs were
practically non-existant, and I don't fancy spending a couple of thousand on
a course in the US for
OK ok ok ok... being a dev driver developer, I should've known that :)
Obviously, I wasn't thinking when I wrote that email! :)
Staring at endless amounts "traceprintf"s from a unix device driver
trying to determine where my interrupts are going (if it is
interrupts that's causing my problem) ten
Justin Skists wrote:
> If I had so much trouble with this from NT4. How is doing it all
> from WinCoupe going to help it any better?
Well, just as an abstraction layer to hide the conversion details; you can
convert between DSK/SAD/SDF and real floppy just by copying disk to disk in
the same way y
From: Justin Skists <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >It shouldn't be long before you can do it all from within WinCoupe, by
> >selecting the source .DSK image in one drive and the real floppy drive in
> >the other, then just doing a normal SAM disk copy between them...
>
> If I had so much trouble with this
From: Nick Humphries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >WFC is not for Applets... it's for Windows programs.
>
> I just wish VJ++'s help files documented the stuff which MS replaced in
WFC.
> Things like mouseOver and the like.
Er... what like? There aren't any.
The only differences are:
Addition of a ton of
>> I'm determined to play with these utilities and games that I
>> downloaded whether it kills me or not
>
>I've been using Aley's 2SAD.EXE with the -s option to convert from .DSK to
>the normal uncompressed .SAD files, then using his SBK.EXE with the 'r'
>command to write it back out to a real
Justin Skists wrote:
> If I remember rightly, the program gave 9 boxes and an X for each
> track. My SAM certainly did not like booting the resulting disks...
Ah, so it can't read the 10th sector. I think you need the special version
of FDREAD to allow access to the 10th sector...
> I'm determi
It definitely said "Error 0x2000" in the top left hand corner.
I just checked the ref guide at http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/doc/libc-2.02/
and 0x20 (in AH) means "Controller failure". Hmmm
If I remember rightly, the program gave 9 boxes and an X for each track.
My SAM certainly did not like b
>> At least one person and game forgotten too, namely me!!
>
>Done.
Cheers Tim! I agree with everyone else, the new colourful
format is far more pleasing!
From: Simon Cooke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Panic over. Use of WFC was a panic measure - the solution was just to
>program
>> Java properly.
>WFC is not for Applets... it's for Windows programs.
I just wish VJ++'s help files documented the stuff which MS replaced in WFC.
Things like mouseOver a
Hi. If anyone's to blame, it's most probably me, since I actually wrote the
damn thing! :)
Um, are you *sure* it says "Error 0x2000" ? I can't actually find that in my
source code ... I've also (ahem) lost the docs for samdsk and also for the C
libraries that I use ...
If anyone uses DJGPP could t
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