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thinking about one of the posts I read, and it gave me an idea...
Actually this is the one consideration that keeps me bothering to even
think about writing anything for the SAM since my real machine is far
too beyond useful life to make it worth it. Shame really. It is a nice
Hi,
to aid me in my continuing attempts to write some code that does
something interesting, please feel free to answer the following
questions :
- is LDIR the fastest way to draw sprites to random positions
on the
screen (random in the same way as random access memory is
SAM - the years ahead, Hmmm - I'm not too optimistic about SAM's future, but
if you're after SAM spares, disk drives, etc. I'd suggest browsing the pages
of MICRO COMPUTER MART, with its pages of classified ads. Occasionally you
find someone selling a SAM at a knockdown price, usually with a
jadams1 wrote:
All I need is someone to sell
me some software I need and a printer interface.A clock would be nice as
well as a second disk drive.
Well I've got (and willing to part with maybe... since i never
really used them anyway) ..A printer interface (which works perfectly)..
and
to aid me in my continuing attempts to write some code that does
something interesting, please feel free to answer the following
questions :
- is LDIR the fastest way to draw sprites to random
positions on the
screen (random in the same way as random access memory is anyway)
From: Graham Goring [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Okay, I imagined it, then I thought about the tons of PC software that's
either cheaper or free, and that's far better than Matt Round's game. I
don't think there's anything that's available on the SAM that hasn't
been done better on the PC. (The only
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tim
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From: Graham Goring [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Okay, I imagined it, then I thought about the tons of PC software that's
either cheaper or free, and that's far better than Matt Round's game. I
don't think there's anything that's available on the
