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I'm writing, in MasterBASIC, a procedure that prints a text left
justified, starting at the current printing position and leaving the
printing position at the
Oh, thank you very much! Now it's working fine and also thanks for sources
;-)
mike/zeroteam
On Sun, 2 Dec 2012, Simon Owen wrote:
Hi Michal,
Here's the default paging setup in SAM BASIC:
-3FFF: ROM0 (underneath is RAM page 31)
4000-7FFF: RAM page 0, some of which is system variables
between
basic adressing (for USR function) and physical addressing. If I load
binary code at basic adress 16384, it appear at physical address 32768,
but when I run RANDOMIZE USR 16384 it jump at 16384.
How do you run your machine code programs? Exists some examples?
Thanks for answers and keep
On 07-Dec-10 13:38, Tennebø Frode wrote:
Just looking at http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/ , a Small Device C
Compiler. Was there a reason why it can't be used to
compile to SAM?
Not really. z88dk (http://www.z88dk.org/) already has a
working SAM mode, and sdcc and z88dk is in some
Hello everyone
Just looking at http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/ , a Small Device C
Compiler. Was there a reason why it can't be used to compile to SAM?
Hope you're all doing well! I've spent a couple of days trawling
through my 20-year-old SAM floppy collection to see what's salvageable.
Just looking at http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/ , a Small Device C
Compiler. Was there a reason why it can't be used to compile to SAM?
Not really. z88dk (http://www.z88dk.org/) already has a working SAM mode, and
sdcc and z88dk is in some sort of coop mode these days, trying to adapt to
On 07-Dec-10 13:38, Tennebø Frode wrote:
Just looking at http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/ , a Small Device C
Compiler. Was there a reason why it can't be used to compile to SAM?
Not really. z88dk (http://www.z88dk.org/) already has a working SAM mode, and
sdcc and z88dk is in some sort of
import it is a bit hard.
Oh, my emulator is ElectrEm, at http://electrem.acornelectron.co.uk,
though it doesn't import or export binary files at present. That's
probably a more startling revelation if I also reveal that it does
import and export ASCII text format BASIC programs. I've been doing
Okay, utterly random question...
How does one determine the start address of the screen in Sam BASIC?
I forget.
It has been years.
--
James R Curry
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Greetings,
LCD
Thomas Harte schrieb:
Port 252 is read/write? Anybody got any idea about ports 250 251?
On 28 Aug 2008, at 20:22, Leszek Chmielewski wrote:
James R Curry schrieb:
Okay, utterly random question...
How does one determine the start address of the screen in Sam
BASIC
idea about ports 250 251?
On 28 Aug 2008, at 20:22, Leszek Chmielewski wrote:
James R Curry schrieb:
Okay, utterly random question...
How does one determine the start address of the screen in Sam BASIC?
I forget.
It has been years.
-- James R Curry
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a page of one of the few ROMs that the
keyboard and BASIC ROM can recognise to be not themselves so that
they'll release the bus, then do your actual page; it took me ages to
find a scheme for my Electron emulator that matched that documented
behaviour and the expectations of all the software
don't work in
anything to do with software so I don't end up with programming
fatigue from my real life.
I'm also giving serious consideration to knocking up a quick BASIC
dialect to try to increase the code's reach to non-ASM people and
make it more likely that some actual titles
Could anyone tell me the address's to read using IN (or should that
be ports) for groups of SAM keys?
I need more than one keypress, and would like to use the
following keys (or groups)..
O, and P -
Z
and M
and space should be needed.
64509 seems to be keys Q,W,E,R,T
and from FRED issue 11A,
Just realised the port address's are seperated by 256 bytes, so
should be able to find the ones I need. I hadn't known that :)
Calvin Allett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Could anyone tell me the address's to
read using IN (or should that
be ports) for groups of SAM keys?
I need more than one
)
The first five bits of each port is used for keys, so BAND is an excellent
way to strip off the unwanted bits to check, and the bits will be LOW if the
key is pressed, so to test bit 0, do BAND 1, bit1 - do BAND 2, bit 2 - BAND
4 ...
E.g. test for say, O, in BASIC
IF NOT ((IN 57342) BAND 2
avoid that in basic because
you'll get into a lot of trouble with the mouse interface which
shares that address (kinda).
HTH,
Andrew
On 8 Aug 2007, at 00:25, Calvin Allett wrote:
Just realised the port address's are seperated by 256 bytes, so
should be able to find the ones I need. I
on IN 65534, but I would avoid that in basic because
you'll get into a lot of trouble with the mouse interface which
shares that address (kinda).
HTH,
Andrew
On 8 Aug 2007, at 00:25, Calvin Allett wrote:
Just realised the port address's are seperated by 256 bytes, so
should be able to find
I see how the keys on the left/right hand side of
the keyboard have the bits reversed... I am (currrently), was
gonna just go with tested values (15,23,27,29,30 or reversed)
but cheers for the Basic example of how to use BAND, and
what it is I can`t believe I had forgot about/never used
), was
gonna just go with tested values (15,23,27,29,30 or reversed)
but cheers for the Basic example of how to use BAND, and
what it is I can`t believe I had forgot about/never used it... so
it`ll probably come in handy getting familiar with it, as I could
mess about with other ports hopefully :D
Hi Morrigan,
MorriganCP wrote:
Sat, 29 Jan 2005 02:53:44 -0800
Are there a Typedef struct (for create a type of object) in SamCoupe
Basic?
This any help?
probably, I am explained badly.
Sorry my english is not too good ;-(
In C and the modern Basic dialect exist a possibility
to define
On Thu, 2005-02-03 at 15:11, Paolo Borzini wrote:
In C and the modern Basic dialect exist a possibility
to define a Type Structure.
Is it possible in Sam Basic ?
No, SamBASIC does not provide this.
(Don't know if MasterBASIC introduced anything like this though?)
Andrew
Hi all,
I'am a new user in this newsgroups.
I have a question :
Are there a Basic Compiler for SamCoupe ?
Are there a Typedef struct (for create a type of object) in SamCoupe
Basic?
Thanks
Paolo
Are there a Basic Compiler for SamCoupe ?
I have never seen one.
Are there a "Typedef struct" (for create a type of object) in
SamCoupeBasic?
This any help?:-
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DEF PROC namekicks off the DEFinition of a named PROCedure,and DEF
PROC must be the fir
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there a Basic Compiler for SamCoupe ?
I have never seen one.
Lightning - the SAM version of ZIP Compiler - has apparently been worked on for quite a long time by Simon Goodwin... with some contributions by Andy Wright I think
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Hi Guys.
An italien friend is looking for a Mallard-Basic manual. I know it is
from the Spectrum+3, but some of you have or comes from the Speccy or
has other contacts.
If you know a source of an english documentation, then please let me
know, I will give it further.
Thanks foro your efforts.
Wo
Hi its me again (the pane in the ass newbie)
Where can i get a basic user guide, better yet a sam userguide ?
i noticed the existence of a def proc in basic can anyone tellme how it works
is it alá qbasic stile ?
thanks
Where can i get a basic user guide, better yet a sam userguide ?
As with the disk drive - Format was your best bet. I believe a copy is in
the process of being put on the web atm though.
i noticed the existence of a def proc in basic can anyone tellme how it works
is it al? qbasic stile
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hi its me again (the pane in the ass newbie)
Where can i get a basic user guide, better yet a sam userguide ?
i noticed the existence of a def proc in basic can anyone tellme how it works
is it alá qbasic stile ?
thanks
Hi dirty fly,
maybe a bit of an answer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi its me again (the pane in the ass newbie)
Where can i get a basic user guide, better yet a sam userguide ?
There (LARGE!)- http://museum.ruhr.de/scans/sinclair/samusersguide.pdf
i noticed the existence of a def proc in basic can anyone tellme how it works
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