Aley Keprt wrote:
What you actually need is to check that all interfaces you use
in your program are supported on that machine. So I think your
installer should rather try to obtain all interfaces used in
the SimCoupe
That's the thing - I don't ask for explicit interface versions, calling
Of course, when you call DirectDrawCreate(), you get an interface. That's
what I wrote, I didn't mean any special interfaces. You just call
...Create() and get the interface. If you get the interface you want to use,
DX is surely installed. That's it. No registry/dll version checking is
actually
25 March 2004 00:54, Simon Owen wrote:
You're _way_ over-complicating things! It was simply looking for the
DX version number in a registry key that didn't exist in older
versions of DirectX. Failing to find the version key it assumed
DirectX was not installed.
Here's the NSIS function I
Geoff Winkless wrote:
the first is likely to work (assuming the version id is
correct)
Agreed that checking for something specific can be a Bad Thing, but setting
a lower limit on a version number doesn't seem too extreme. In this case
the DDRAW.DLL file is guaranteed to be part of any
Hello,
I found this site http://www.dunkels.com/adam/contiki/ and I'm wonder when a
web browser and tcp/ip stack I the old SAM ;)
It seems that Commodore 64 already have one :(
Regards,
Meireles
In theory - possible - as a lot of work has been done in the past by Cookie and others in pracise? Converting a project like this would take a lot of work - and tbh - it would probably need a few Spectrum people starting a conversion to help speed things up..Jorge Meireles [EMAIL
Jorge Meireles wrote:
I found this site http://www.dunkels.com/adam/contiki/ and
I'm wonder when a web browser and tcp/ip stack I the old SAM ;)
A few groups have looked at it for both SAM and Spectrum, but I don't think
anyone has got it all working. I did hear that someone got it all to
I found this site http://www.dunkels.com/adam/contiki/ and I'm wonder
when a web browser and tcp/ip stack I the old SAM ;)
A port of Contiki was briefly looked at before by Simon Owen and a few
others...
Colin
Quazar : Hardware, Software, Spares and Repairs for the Sam Coupe
Website:
To see what can be done show here on MSX pages:
http://uzix.sourceforge.net/uzix1.0/index.php?page=scrshtlang=us
If someone is interested in Spectrum TCP/IP networking routines, I can
send what I have for version 1.00 by (c) 1998 Juraj Rehak, Glip, (c)
1998 Lubos Janica, Lubko and (c) 1998
On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 12:03:48 + (GMT) DAVID LEDBURY
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In theory - possible - as a lot of work has been done in the past by
Cookie and others in pracise? Converting a project like this would
take a lot of work - and tbh - it would probably need a few Spectrum
And then theres also
http://www.nenie.org/cpcip/
I would go for the Webbrowser though.
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From: Wolfgang Haller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To see what can be done show here on MSX pages:
http://uzix.sourceforge.net/uzix1.0/index.php?page=scrshtlang=us
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